My PMI week 6

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I love how I went to the dentist.
I didn’t like how I got worksheets that is due by next teacher meeting.
Freetime in swimming after a few lengths was interesting.
AWS was good because it was harder and a good challenge.
MDR was a little bit harder so I didn’t like it.
Getting help sheets was really interesting and we got to keep it for the whole year.
It was fun making gliders in rotation. I made a glider with Tayla.
I didn’t like it how I didn’t have that much time for IXL.
I think having free time in swimming the whole session was interesting.And it was funny when the teacher said they were only blowing the pool toy because they were only getting them out of the pool.

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