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The document provides instructions for students to divide a page into three sections, draw a picture of a building in each section, and write a sentence guessing the purpose of each building. It then asks students to write a few sentences under each guess explaining what they learned about each building's actual purpose after receiving more information. It also lists additional instructions asking students to open their Earthlink book to specific pages and answer questions on their computer.
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