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Science Fair Free Period
Today, Ms.Luff gave us a whole class period to work on Science fair! During this free period I got plenty done! I decided to spend this whole period on my discussion. I finished my first paragraph and I’m just starting my second paragraph. This free period gave me a real idea on what you want on the discussion. It really gave me plenty of time to think on how I am going to start my discussion and how I am I going to end it. This free period also help me get organized in Science fair notebook. This free work day really help me get organized and I hope we have another Science fair workday soon!
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