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The document provides an English lesson plan that includes activities such as playing a game to review vocabulary words, singing songs, discussing the school, and watching a video. It also includes sample questions to ask students about their first day of school and the name and character of a boy. Additionally, it lists vocabulary words in English and Russian related to school subjects and supplies.
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This week's assignments for Mrs. Roussell's class include working on sequencing in reading, writing persuasive letters, learning unit 21 spelling words, and continuing geometry lessons on circles, symmetry, and transformations. The class will also begin learning about westward expansion. Parents are reminded to check the classroom blog and assignment books. A valentines party will be held on February 12th from 10-11am. Two students, Noah Burgess and Ryan Taylor, are thanked for helping keep the classroom clean without being asked.
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