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The weekly schedule document outlines the classes and assignments for the week of November 7th through November 11th. It includes subjects like Language Arts, Social Studies, and Reading. Assignments due include a final draft for creating a country, reading logs, and typing a final draft in the library. There is no school on Veteran's Day and for parent-teacher conferences.
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This Week: November 7-11
- 1. M T W Th F 11-7-11 11-8-11 11-9-11 11-10-11 11-11-11 Language Arts Social Studies How2Packet: Library to type final draft Mystery book: due No School: Teacher Prep Create a Country Reflection Create a Country: Final Draft DUE Conferences: 4-8pm (in the gym) No School: Veteran’s Day No School: Conferences 12:00 – 3:30 (teacher rooms) 4:00 – 8:00 (gym) How2Packet: Library to type final draft Reading Log: due