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Mrs. Lewis Letter
Dear Mrs Lewis,
Hello Mrs Lewis,I'm writing to you because I have an assignment to do for language class.So these are some reasons why you made a difference in my life.Mrs Lewis made a difference in my life because she was one of the teachers that made my day happy.Another reason why you made a difference in my life is because you were one of the teachers that would read us a book and they were actually interesting and some were funny.And the last reason why you made a difference in my life was when I was reading and you had the patience for when I was really shy to talk i was pretty quiet.
Why do you like them????(Personality)
I like Mrs Lewis because she is very funny and because she is really silly.I liked Mrs Lewis because we always got to play in the different Stations.And also because we would get to play with her and we had a lot of …show more content…
Are you still teaching at south side or not.2.Was i the best student you have had?3.Are your students this year better then when we were in your class in 1st grade?.What's your favorite color?What's your favorite food and
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