A Post to my Parents

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Dear my lovely parents
You may be thinking how I have been doing at forest hill school in the last 7 weeks after lockdown. I have done a lot! I challenged myself by writing a blog post every week and debating about a Would You Rather every week. Most of all, a big challenge for me was when I was making a catapult with a spoon, a small pom pom, popsicle sticks and some rubber bands. I have connected myself by helping my friends with ideas and math that is hard and also I have been helping the environment by not using much soft plastics. I have respected my friends by not arguing with them and getting them their books and a pencil each.
Now I ask you parents-how have you challenged,connected and respected yourself and the world around you?

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  1. James RobsonJune 29, 2020 at 9:14 PM

    Thanks for sharing. But I think you have posted on the wrong blog?

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