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What was 7th grade like? One example.

11/4/2011

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Below is one example of the "What was 7th grade like?"   Tracey Cohen gave me written permission to put this up on the web for others to see.  I want to Thank her for allowing me to share this outstanding example of student work.   If other parents don't mind, please send in permission for me to post.  Some of these project are outstanding.  Thanks again, Mr. H 
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MattK CMS
11/7/2011 10:35:33 pm

Great example. That will help alot when we start to make ours.

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andie cms
11/13/2011 09:38:59 am

hey this is rlly good and my name is andie too!!!!!

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brock cms
11/29/2011 03:25:27 am

hey this is cool thankes

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