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Personal Narrative: My Year At Episcopal Day School
My last year at Episcopal Day School has been amazing. My 8th grade year has been so much fun. My entire grade has really come together as a family and become extremely close. We have taken many extremely fun field trips. We are going on an extremely exciting trip to the Keys and I can’t wait. I have learned so much over this past year.
In English class we read many books, which wasn’t my favorite thing. We also focused a lot on compound, complex and simple sentences. In math we did almost everything. We covered 12 chapters over the entire year and it was really busy, but fun I guess. Science has been fun. It’s kind of been like a second math class because we have been doing a lot of conversion problems and things like that. We also did a
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