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This document provides homework assignments for students from Monday through Thursday of one school week. It lists the homework due each day, including math problems on Monday, using spelling words in sentences on Tuesday, writing questions for Santa and his elves/reindeer on Wednesday, and writing a summary of a favorite Christmas movie without naming the title on Thursday. It also includes sections for student and parent comments on homework and suggests an extra optional Christmas craft assignment.
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