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Week 11

Dear Parents,

I hope this message finds you well. It's always a pleasure to update you on the progress of our amazing students. I am incredibly proud of their hard work and dedication as they continue to excel week by week.

As we enter a shorter week, I'd like to remind both students and parents that an important milestone is just around the corner - the Unit Test. The students have been diligently preparing, and they've also received the scope of the exam, which is neatly organized in their communication books. For your convenience, I will also share the exam scope in our Line group, so you can easily access it and support your child's preparation.

Please find the homework underneath.

I appreciate your ongoing support and involvement in your child's education. If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out to me. Together, we can ensure their continued success.

Warm regards,

Teacher Steph

Tuesday

  • Write the words 9 - 12 five times.
  • Write the definition
  • Read "The First Tortilla" p. 162 - 170
  • Sign Quiz, and stick in Exam Scope
Wednesday
  • Write the words 13 - 16 five times.
  • Write the definition
  • Read "The First Tortilla" p. 171 - 176
Thursday
  • Study for Week 11's Unit Test.

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