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The legend or myth is there will be gratitude in the room 34 forever. After we leave 6th grade, Mrs.Del Carlo will keep the Gratitude on. This year is the second time when Mrs.Del Carlo do the Gratitude Project. The gratitude Project is one of Del Carflo favorite project in 6th grade but this the second she do the Gratitude Project. We do a lot of write like a essay or poem or thank you letter. Also legend is we will draw 3 artwork that show the interview. In the end we have 8 interview and not counting our family who talk about the war. Also legend is Mrs. Del Carlo love the gratitude project. If the Gratitude
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