Brain storming

By Anonymous -









- when I went to Winsconsen dells with my cousin and my family
-when I went Florida with my cousins and Family
-when my mom have dinner at the willies tower with my dad mom and brother and sister
-when my sister had a party at sky jump or a bounce place
-when I had a great time I at my first fifth grade field trip
-when I met my BFF in fifth grade
-when I met my favorite teacher


The topic I choose is when I went to Florida with my family and cousins and I will do I whole topic on that because that was really fun and we also went with some friend of my dad and uncle.

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