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This document provides a student's weekly homework schedule for the week of February 20-24, 2017 as assigned by Mrs. Neal. On Monday and Tuesday, the student is to read for at least 30 minutes and record the pages and minutes read in their reading log. On Monday, the student should complete Homelink lesson 7-5 on multiplication and practice multiplication facts, and on Tuesday complete Homelink lesson 7-6 and practice facts. Wednesday's assignment is to preview next week's Wordly Wise lesson using the provided link. Upcoming events include a field trip to local museums on February 28th and no school around parent-teacher conferences and spring break in March.
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