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The document provides activities and discussion questions for a story called "Wings for the King". It summarizes that the king wants to fly and see the world, so his subjects bring him different flying inventions to try. However, the gift of books satisfies his desire for knowledge the most. The document then provides vocabulary words and questions to guide discussion and activities about the story.
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El documento habla sobre la importancia de terminar las tareas asignadas a tiempo. Sugiera organizarte para completar las tareas antes de la fecha límite para ganar serenidad. También recomienda no dejar trabajos a medias y terminarlos bien, como Anuar pudo terminar un trabajo a tiempo y fue recompensado por ello. El estudiante debe contestar preguntas en las páginas 34, 35 y 36 de su libro de PAI.
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