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This document provides the homework schedule for 5th grade students for the week of April 18th-22nd. It includes assignments for each subject each day which are Reading, Math, Writing, Wordly Wise, Social Studies, Science/Discovery Center. It also notes that students should read independently each night for their reading log and provides the grading scale for the final reading log which runs from April 8th to May 12th.
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