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|Georgia Hills Middle School |
|Mrs. Hill/ 6th-8th Grade CDC Mild |
|Social Studies |
|Lesson Plan |
|For the Week of: February 25, 2013 |Teacher’s Name: Sonia Hampton |
|Duration : 1 Week |Room Number: 112 |
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|Teacher Materials: Laptop, Epson Projector, PowerPoint, worksheets |Student Materials: Pencil, Paper, worksheets |
|Instructional Time |Monday |Tuesday |Wednesday |Thursday |Friday |
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