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Week of January 2nd-6th 2023

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Jan 5, 20231 min read

Weekly Affirmation: I learn from my challenges and always find ways to overcome them!


Fifth Period: Two-Dimensional Studio Art 2

Monday: Teacher/Student Holiday

Tuesday: Teacher Workday/Student Holiday

Wednesday: *******No Class ********

Thursday: Contour Lines

Friday: “Plein Air” Drawing: Walking Fieldtrip

Sixth Period: Two-Dimensional Studio Art 1

Monday: Teacher/Student Holiday

Tuesday: Teacher Workday/Student Holiday

Wednesday: *******No Class ********

Thursday: Blind Contour Line Drawing

Friday: “Plein Air” Drawing: Walking Fieldtrip

Seventh Period: Comprehensive Physical Education (Mindfulness)

Monday: Teacher/Student Holiday

Tuesday: Teacher Workday/Student Holiday

Wednesday: *******No Class ********

Thursday: Yoga for Stress Reduction

Friday: Yoga for Focus

 
 
 

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