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Instead focus on finishing up old packets, or use some of the online platforms like Zearn or Prodigy.

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Clean up your work like you would clean your house if your favorite celebrity was coming over for dinner!

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In case you missed our meeting today (5-12) here is a link to the dragon we all drew.

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Today your job is to go back and double check your work to make sure it is clear and easy to understand for your audience. Have fun, researchers!

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Practice comparing fractions with unlike denominators, ordering fractions, and writing fractions as decimal numbers!

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Watch this video to learn about alliteration, onomatopoeia, and how to create a diamante poem

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Poetry Activities 4 and 5: Alliteration, Onomatopoeia, and Diamante Poems

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Poetry Activities 4 and 5: Alliteration, Onomatopoeia, and Diamante Poems

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This document contains directions for writing a Diamante Poem, and an explanation of alliteration and onomatopoeia.

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Here is a math packet focused on summer fun! This one may take a bit longer to do. If you don't have a printer you can answer the questions on scratch paper and send them in. Parents, if you need an answer key just holler! :)

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Ms. Scout and her cat will show you ways to teach about your topic!

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Here is the worksheet to help you narrow down your ideas for your final project! I am also including the list I shared in the video

Projcet Ideas
These are just ideas, don’t be afraid to get creative and show your thinking in a totally original way!

·      Write a poem using Ms. A’s lessons

·      Write a skit about your topic and present it to your family

·      Write a song about your topic and present it to your family

·      Build a diorama of your topic

·      Make a poster showing different subtopics about your topic

·      Write a book about your topic, make sure to include pictures & text features

·      Make a digital presentation using slides, prezi, or another platform

·      Turn your topic into a board game and play it with a family member

·      Write an essay about your topic

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Check out your latest art assignment from Ms. Lisa! It's due 5/7 :)

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Star Wars and Teacher Appreciation Week! 

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Star Wars and Teacher Appreciation Week! 

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May the Fourth Be With You!

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Check out the picture below if you need to see an example of how to do this in your notebook.

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Here is my example of how I can add excitement to my paragraph by balancing facts and information!

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5/4: Chocolate Chip Cookies with Ms. Alice!!

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5/4: Chocolate Chip Cookies with Ms. Alice!!

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In the Kitchen with Alice: Chocolate Chip Cookies

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Here is your math packet for the week! You should be able to do most of this independently, but if you'd like extra help please let me or Ms. Jules know!

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The skills this week are a bit easier than last. However, if you need extra help please let me know!

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Here is the 3rd Grade math packet for the week! Have fun :)

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PRIORITY

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Click on the links to see videos explaining loops and groups with larger numbers, Big 7 strategy, and how to handle a remainder.

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Here are the directions for this week's poetry assignment. Give it a try! These can be a lot of fun!

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New Dance Assignment: Reviewing What We Have Learned!!

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New Dance Assignment: Reviewing What We Have Learned!!

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Hello AMAZING 3rd/4th students! I can't believe we have reached the end of this year!! Let's finish strong with this next assignment! I love you ALL, and I can't wait to see your videos~ Have fun!

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Here is our research for today! Check for the examples I showed you below.

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Your job today is to tune into the special words that go with your topic and make a word bank!

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PRIORITY
Practice using different strategies for multiplication. Watch the teaching videos below if you need some review!

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This video explains how to do the experiment.

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Here are the directions and data sheets (scroll to the end of the document) for the experiment.

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Open the link for examples and directions to help you create your own poem using similes and metaphors.

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PRIORITY
Here is some practice with adding, subtracting and multiplying fractions, along with other mixed review.

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Math Fractions and Mixed Review 4-13- 20

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Teaching Videos: Operations with Fractions Review

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Teaching Videos: Operations with Fractions Review

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Warm-up: Watch and follow along as a family member films you doing your technique in the second warm up for 2 minutes! Do not film the stretch combo, only the floor combo.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaJeO9AL9TU

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Check out this video from Ms. A and then do the activity below!

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Here is the to do list I gave you in this video:

·     Take notes on more subtopics

·     Practice summarizing the subtopic by explaining it out loud (to yourself or a family member)

o  If you don’t understand something go back and reread, take more notes

·     Do 2-4 Subtopics

·     Next week: Use the lingo of experts (start looking for words that are specific and important to your topic)

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In the Kitchen with Alice: Strawberry Shortcake

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Write a compliment to everyone in our class! Let's spread kindness!

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Write a note of kindness to each person in our class! I will share what people wrote to you, too! You can sign your name at the end of each response if you want the recipient to know who the compliment is from.

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Check out your latest art assignment from Ms. Lisa!

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Third Fourth Signs of Spring online art lesson three

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Check out this video to start our research project!

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Watch the video above for some tips on how to solve some of these problems!

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Converting Improper Fractions and Mixed Number Practice

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Converting Improper Fractions and Mixed Number Practice

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PRIORITY
Need help? Watch the teaching videos. Links are in the document below.

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Teaching Videos: Converting Improper Fractions and Mixed Numbers

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Teaching Videos: Converting Improper Fractions and Mixed Numbers

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Math Videos - improper fractions and mixed numbers

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Changing Mixed Numbers to Improper Fractions

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Changing Mixed Numbers to Improper Fractions

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Dance Assignment: Let's Celebrate Our Celebration! Due April 30th

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Dance Assignment: Let's Celebrate Our Celebration! Due April 30th

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Hi friends, we continue to miss you dearly! Since we do not get to perform our entire celebration of learning, let's at least share a part of it! Check out this fun assignment, due April 30th.

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Intermediate ¾ Lesson For The Week of 4_20-4_30

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Ms. Scout's class, use this video to help teach "The Fire Dance" to your family!
Click on the link below
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Q83BkQ9Ico
Once you can do this dance without the video, use the music below to rehearse and make your own video!

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Rehearse your performance to this music, without the video!

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Check out this video for a review of these important skills!

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Here is a worksheet reviewing polygons! Record your answers and submit them on ClassDojo.

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Follow the directions to complete this fun project!

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Continue journaling about your daily experiences during this time at home!

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Here is a video explaining how to do the 5 C's project to show your learning!

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Here is the template if you decide to make a mobile for your project.

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Here is the information you need to complete the 5 C's center! Make sure you read the whole packet.

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Here is a video explaining how to do the State Symbols project to show your learning!

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Here is the book template for the State Symbols center. Check out the video for how to make your book.

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Here is the informational packet about the State Symbols center. Read the task sheet, then the articles and then choose your project to show your learning! If you can't scroll through the document, try downloading it or opening it in a new window.

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Print out this packet or answer on a scrap piece of paper and send us a picture of your completed work (one page is fine).

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Use this website to explore different activities involving robotics!

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Our goal is to provide a variety of virtual and offline coding projects in addition to other STEM-based learning activities to help keep children occupied and their minds active during their time at home. Some may require additional materials or screen time, while others will encourage the use of items around the house.

Below, you will find links to view online activities, offline activities, and activities compatible with the Root® Coding Robot. For a limited time, students will also be able to take advantage of open access to paid content on the Root Coding app.

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Our goal is to provide a variety of virtual and offline coding projects in addition to other STEM-based learning activities to help keep children occupied and their minds active during their time at home. Some may require additional materials or screen time, while others will encourage the use of items around the house.

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GARDEN MAKE OVER
See instructions attached

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Plants and animals living in the desert have many adaptations to help them survive. People are also developing better ways to survive in the desert where water supplies are limited. Watch this video to learn about rain harvesting in Tucson!

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Free Water, a short video by Andrew Brown

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Watch this video about our own school garden! About half way through the video, there is a section about how we harvest rainwater on our school campus. Compare this to what you learned in the video "Free Water". (If you choose to watch the whole video you just might catch a glimpse of yourself too!)

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Answer questions about Arizona's watersheds and submit it on ClassDojo!

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Draw a map of your house/neighborhood.

Send us a picture of your final product on Class Dojo

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Check out this website to learn more about our state and visit the Petrified Forest National Park! Show your learning by sending Ms. Scout a picture or video explaining why you love Arizona.

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Get facts and photos about the 48th state.

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PRIORITY: Read any book fiction book. You can use a book you have, Epic or the video below of me reading aloud. Then, write about one of the main characters. What kind of person are they? Think about how we described Opal and Auggie in class to guide you. Write one paragraph and send it to me on Class Dojo.

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Do you love Piggy and Elephant? How about Don't Let the PIgeon Drive the Bus? Learn how to draw with the amazing author and illustrator Mo Willems!

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Author and Illustrator Mo Willems has been awarded the American Library Association’s Caldecott Honor three times for his picture book illustration. Additionally, he is the recipient of two Theodor Geisel Medals and five Geisel Honors for his Elephant & Piggie early readers. Mo began his career as a writer and animator on Sesame Street, where he garnered six Emmy Awards. His work has been exhibited around the world, including solo retrospectives at the High Museum in Atlanta and the New-York Historical Society. Over the last decade, Mo has written three musical theater works based on his books, two of which were commissioned and toured by the Kennedy Center.

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Use a toy or object and the sun to create shadow art! Trace the outline of your object, then color. Send your finished product to us on Class Dojo.

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Measure the area and perimeter of each room in your house (or just one room!). Use any measurement form of choice. (You can even use your own feet as reference). You can show us your measurements on ClassDojo if you'd like!

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Print these out or answer the questions on a piece of scrap paper. Send a picture of your completed work on Class Dojo.

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Write a letter to someone who is at least three times your age and mail it. Make sure you write their address neatly so the mailman can deliver it! Submit your letter to ClassDojo!

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Here is a video of Ms. Alice teaching you to make muffins. You can follow her recipe or try your own kitchen creation!

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Build a “story fort” out of blankets and chairs. Camp in it all day while you read alone or with a family member. You can also tell each other stories! You can even build a fort outside using natural resources! You can share pictures/videos of your fort on ClassDojo if you'd like!

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Write a letter to Miss Scout. You can send a picture of your letter to me on Dojo, email me at sbutcher@skyview.k12.az.us, or mail me a letter! If you'd like my address please ask me and I will give it to you!

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Third_Fourth Arizona Animal full Body April 2020 SECOND ONLINE ART PROJECT

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Read fun articles about exciting topics!

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Raise a reader by getting the best book recommendations, reading tips, and discounts delivered straight to your inbox.

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New lessons posted to Khan Academy on April 26th! You should be able to find the assignments by clicking your name and selecting "Notifications". Send Ms. A. an email if you are having trouble signing in or finding your work.

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PRIORITY: Watch this video to review quadrilaterals, then do the task cards below.

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PRIORITY: Answer these questions on a blank piece of paper and send your answers in on Class Dojo

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PRIORITY: Here is a new math website we will use to work on our skills. It is super fun!

Your class code is: 1E7794

Go to prodigygame.com/play, then click new player, select that you are playing from school and then type in the code above.

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Check out Miss Tasha's trip she took to learn more about mining in our area. Visit this site or tell us about another historic location you visit!

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Dance Assignment: Using Words To Create Choreography! Due April 14th

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Dance Assignment: Using Words To Create Choreography! Due April 14th

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Hi friends!! Missing you all so much! It's been so fun to see the assignments you've turned in! Keep on dancing with this new assignment, and of course, I will leave the warm up videos at the bottom of this column, so you can keep dancing with those! Check out the new assignment and make sure to watch the example videos below.

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Intermediate ¾ Lesson For The Week Of 4_6-4_16

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Sign in and start practicing your quick facts!
Signing in:
Email: afine@skyview.k12.az.us
Username: YOUR first name
Pin: YOUR 4 digit pin #

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XtraMath - 10 minutes a day for math fact fluency

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XtraMath is a free program that helps students master addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division facts.

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Here is your art project to work on from Ms. Lisa.

Upload a picture of your work to Class Dojo

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3rd_4th March Arizona Animal Hybrid Portrait

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Online library with tons of great books! Use our class code LTW5393 to access this free resource.

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Instantly access over 40,000 of the best books & videos for kids on Epic

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Get unlimited access to 40,000 of the best books, audiobooks, videos, & more for kids 12 and under. Try it free.

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Third graders use your login to access this resource, if you need help remembering your login please let me or Ms. Jules know.

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Use these guides to research your animal! If you can't print this worksheet out, just copy the questions onto a blank piece of paper and fill it out. Type or write your story and send it to us via email or class dojo

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Use a tally sheet to observe pollinators visiting a flower. If you want to be a “citizen scientist” upload your data to the Great Sunflower Project.
Open the attachment for data sheets and directions!

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Practice this list of commonly misspelled words in a fun way. You could scratch them into the mud outside, finger paint them on paper, write them in a glob of shaving cream, write them using bubble letters, or find your own way to practice!

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Put on your favorite song and go around your room or house and tidy as fast as you can. Do this a few times each day.

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Were you hoping to do a science project but thought you wouldn't have enough time? Maybe now you do!! Come up with your own question to investigate, or find an idea you'd like to try on science buddies (link below). Be sure to share your results and conclusion with your teachers on ClassDojo! Have fun!

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Science Fair Project Ideas, Answers, & Tools

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Free Topic Selection Wizard, science fair project ideas, step by step how to do a science fair project, Ask an Expert discussion board, and science fair tips for success.

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Use Xtra Math to get extra fast with your quick facts.

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Learn how to do a load of laundry and put it away. Have a parent help you!

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Wipe off the places in your house where germs might be living (doorknobs, light switches, phones, and more) with a wipe or soapy washcloth. Make sure your parents help you find the right kind of cleaner for this important job.