


While the 6th grade was journaling, Mrs. Williams' 9th age girls were doing the same. Last week we got together to share what we had seen.

I was extremely proud of the 6th graders that volunteered to share their journal entries, to talk about their thoughts and to critique their own work publicly--their openness allowed the 9th agers to feel really comfortable sharing what they had done.

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