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  1. 3. A notebook is a bound collection of blank or lined pages used by students to write down information, take notes, or complete assignments. It provides a space for organizing thoughts, recording ideas, and keeping track of important information shared in class.
  2. 4. Math, short for mathematics, is a subject that deals with numbers, quantities, shapes, and patterns. Students learn different mathematical operations, solve problems, and develop logical and analytical thinking skills. Math is used in various aspects of life, from basic calculations to complex equations.
  3. 6. A teacher is a person who guides and educates students in a school. They help students learn different subjects, provide instructions, answer questions, and create a positive learning environment. Teachers play a crucial role in shaping students' minds and helping them reach their potential.
  4. 7. A backpack is a bag used by students to carry books, notebooks, and other school supplies. It is worn on the back and has straps for easy carrying. Backpacks are essential for keeping everything organized and ensuring students have their necessary materials with them throughout the school day.
  5. 9. Science is a subject that involves exploring and understanding the natural world through observation, experimentation, and analysis. Students learn about different scientific concepts, conduct experiments, and develop critical thinking skills to make sense of the world around them.
  6. 10. A library is a place in the school where students can access a wide range of books and resources. It is a quiet space dedicated to reading, research, and self-study. Libraries often have librarians who assist students in finding books and provide guidance on various topics of interest.
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  1. 1. A classroom is a special room in a school where students gather to learn. It is usually filled with desks, chairs, a blackboard or whiteboard, and educational materials. Teachers teach lessons, and students engage in various activities to gain knowledge and develop new skills.
  2. 2. A student is a person who attends school to learn. Students come from different backgrounds and ages and are eager to acquire knowledge and skills. They actively participate in class, complete assignments, and interact with teachers and peers to make the most of their education.
  3. 5. Homework refers to assignments given to students to be completed outside of school hours. It helps reinforce what students have learned in class, allows them to practice new concepts, and fosters independent thinking and responsibility. Students complete homework to demonstrate their understanding of the subject matter.
  4. 8. A pencil is a writing tool used by students to write, draw, and take notes. It has a graphite or lead core encased in wood. Pencils are versatile and can be easily erased, making them ideal for classroom activities and assignments that require writing or sketching.