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The document outlines a Joint Action Routine Lesson Plan for a snack activity in a classroom setting, detailing individual student roles, goals, and responsibilities. It emphasizes peer interaction, communication skills, and basic math concepts related to identifying and counting coins. The plan includes specific objectives aligned with Common Core standards, materials needed, and a structured sequence of activities for students to follow during snack time.

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