Second Week Of School

My second week of school is getting greater. At this week, the classes have truly began. There are a lot of difference between high school and middle school. Teachers are no longer as strict as middle school, and assignment&quiz become more and more various and challenge. It is worth to mention that there is lots of games going on. It's just second week of school and I have already joined 3 cross country games! The club was also began at this week. Maker's Club-C.H.A.O.S is the one that I have joint. My impression of it is pretty good. Robots, drones, and 3-D printers, those interesting stuffs attract me a lot.
The only one thing that I feel a little bit pity is that I did not take as much picture as last week. I tried to record as much things as possible, but I always forgot that.


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  1. mRs. BeRZinSkASSeptember 6, 2017 at 10:45 AM

    I am glad. You sure are busy! Steven you need to review the following: past participles, present perfect tense, verb agreement, commas. I can help you with this. Come see me, and I'll give you more points!

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