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Each set includes:
- * What is today, tomorrow, yesterday
- * Months of the year
- * Days of the week
- * 2 Clocks
- * Number of the day
- * Number of days in school
- * Days of the month
- * Even, Odd cards
- * Class roster
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Animal Themed Calendar BUNDLE
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BUNDLE and SAVE! This resource includes 4 complete Bulletin Board / Calendar Materials Sets (1 for each animal: Tiger, Turtle, Frog and Bear). Create colorful bulletin boards for daily calendar (MATH) instruction during opening each day or anytime throughout the day!
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