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This document lists common objects found in a classroom including writing utensils like pencils, pens, and markers; art supplies such as paint brushes and glue; other materials like tape, scissors, paper clips and rulers; as well as classroom fixtures like blackboards, chalk, and desks.

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1. CLASSROOM OBJECTS

2. pencils Sharpener Pen Papers

3. Paint brush Glue Tape Scissors

4. Sheet Paperclip Pencil case Pencil

5. Book Rubber Ruler Copybook

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