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This document outlines a student's daily routines and activities, including getting up, brushing teeth, doing homework, having meals, going to and from school, making bed, playing, visiting friends, watching TV, tidying rooms, and taking the bus. It also asks how often they do certain activities and what time certain events occur. Additionally, it prompts the student to create a personal chart with their name, age, and preferences about activities they always/never do, love/like/dislike, and can't stand, along with what they played with when younger compared to now.
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