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This document contains a weekly schedule for a third grade class taught by Mrs. Neal for the week of January 25-29, 2016. It lists the daily assignments and activities in reading, math, language, and other subjects. It also provides information about upcoming events like Grandparents' Day on February 5th and a Valentine's celebration on February 12th. Parents are asked to indicate how many grandparents or other visitors their child will have for Grandparents' Day.
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