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Google provides educational tools for classrooms including a website called "A Google a Day" that teachers an share with students. The website contains a link in this week's classroom folder for students to access educational Google activities to do while waiting for class to begin.

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the Classroom
Try out “A Google a
Day” while you wait for
class to start! There is a
link in this week’s
folder.
http://agoogleaday.com

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