Week one
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This weekly classroom update discusses what the kindergarten students were working on in their reading, math, science, and other lessons during the past week. They focused on phonics, shapes, numbers 11-19, saving money, and space topics. Upcoming lessons are mentioned, including working on the /w/ sound, types of books, technology, natural resources, and sentence writing. The kindergarten graduation date is noted as May 24th at Penn Cambria High School.
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