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Group reading activities were scheduled for Term 1, 2011, with activities planned for Monday through Thursday each week. The document lists the days of the week but does not provide any details about the specific reading activities planned for each day.
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- 1. Group Reading Activities Te rm 1, 2011
- 2. Monday
- 3. Tuesday
- 4. Wednesday
- 5. Thursday