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Cleaning Time at a Japanese School

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In Japan, children usually clean their school every day. This is a normal part of the school day. After lunch, the children take brooms and cloths. They clean the floor, the desks and the windows. Some children clean the garden too. They work in small groups, and the teacher helps them. Children learn to look after their school. They also learn to work together.

1. Who usually cleans the school in Japan?

2. When do the children clean?

3. What do the children clean?

4. What do the children learn?

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