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What Makes Fifth Grade Special
What makes fifth grade special?
Fifth grade has been one of the best years of my life. I have amazing friends and teachers. When you need something there always there for you. I was scared of big people in the hallway and terrified of lockers and exams and also that teachers would sign in my yellow book thirty times a day. On first day I bought a bunch of thing for my locker. Lockers were cool at first but I always forgot my combination and never kept it clean. It was a lot of work because I had test to study for and homework to finish. When exams came along they got me stressed out. I told my parents that I was scared I was going to fail! On the first day of exams

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