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This document contains a two-week classroom schedule and planner. The schedule outlines the daily activities for each subject such as literacy, writing, mathematics, physical education, and te reo Maori. It also includes times for karakia, interval, lunch, silent reflections and assembly. The schedule is repeated for the second week and appears to be part of the organization of the classroom program.
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