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This first grade English syllabus from March 2nd to April 8th focuses on the topic of "My Family and Friends." Students will listen to dialogues about families, read about Brad's family, and complete exercises using verbs, possessives, and demonstratives. They will also write individually about countries, work in teams to describe friends using timelines, and take a mid-term exam testing their understanding. The syllabus outlines the expected learning resources including books, a notebook, CDs, dictionaries, and materials for team projects.
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