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This document is a weekly planner for a 5th grade student named Samah Hindi for the 4th week of the term. It outlines the classwork and assignments for each day of the week from Sunday to Thursday. The planner includes topics like spelling, grammar, reading comprehension and vocabulary, writing, and oral exams. The student attends Al Ibda'a Private Girls' School located in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
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