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It is finally Friday! When I walked out of the house, my ears immediately froze. I noticed the frost covering the lawns and roofs of the houses in the neighborhood. The frost made it blatantly obvious that today’s walk would be very cold. Meera walked with a twin shirt and one jacket, then immediately rushed back into the house to layer my coats. In history, Mr. Martell announced that we would be doing a group project. My group is pretty good, and the people usually don’t make blunders, so we should be fine. Mr. Penner gave us two gas laws worksheets, both were pretty hard thinking problems. He said these worksheets would bolster our problem solving skills. The questions were a bit bewildering at first, but I gradually figured them out. We

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