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The document outlines a lesson plan for a primary music class' piano final exam. It includes a review of finger numbers, hands, stems, and songs. Students will then play exercises on the board and have time to practice individually. The exam will consist of performing an exercise and the song "Sailor Jack", graded based on posture, notes, and rhythm. The goal is to test students' piano skills and emphasize the importance of practice.
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