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This document provides the weekly schedule for the Birds and Giraffes class. The week focuses on the study of working together and memories. Each day includes activities like art projects, read-alouds, small group activities, and outdoor time. The schedule also lists learning standards and objectives that will be addressed through the weekly activities.
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