Mckenzie Nichols
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The students had fun playing kickball with their teachers Mrs. Douse and Ms. Carroll. They enjoyed making feeling drawings and Egypt art projects with their classmates. While some days are sad when they cannot play outside, the students have many funny and weird moments in class that they like to enjoy, such as when Mrs. Douse told a story about her daughter asking if she would get wrinkles like her teacher.
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- 1. Good Times We have such hilarious times in Mrs. Douse's class. -Kenzie-
- 2. FunWe had a lot of fun playing kickball !!! Mrs.DuBose and Ms.Carroll were both running and it was hilarious!!!!
- 3. More Fun We made feeling drawings and it was awesome. It was abstract and we made Egypt art with a group. We always do art projects together and we love doing them!!!:)
- 4. SadSome days are just sad because we cant go outside and play or we cant do things and we get really sad.
- 5. FUNNY MOMENTSWe have a lot of weird moments and we intend to enjoy them. One weird moment we had was when Mrs. DuBose told us a story of Emerson (her daughter) asking her when she gets older will she get three wrinkles on her forehead like Mrs. DuBose .
- 6. THE ENDThats the end of my slideshow hope you liked it!!!!