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Miles hurt his finger at soccer yesterday and had to have an x-ray. He turned his experience into a lesson for the class. Below is a photo of Miles teaching us the names of the bones in a finger. Thanks, Miles!
Dear Miles, I am so glad your finger is not broken. It was cool that you got a little picture of your finger and labeled it and got to bring it in to class.I did not know you played soccer. From, Abigail
Dear Miles, I am glad that your finger is not broken because my cousin Emily broke her finger before and the cast looked more like a broken arm cast then finger! Thanks for bringing in a picture for us to see! By the way what soccer place to you play for anyway GOOD LUCK FOR YOUR NEXT GAME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! : ) Love, Lindsey
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Miles we were glad to hear your finger wasn't broken.
ReplyDeleteI agree!
ReplyDeleteDear Miles,
ReplyDeleteI am so glad your finger is not broken.
It was cool that you got a little picture of your finger and labeled it and got to bring it in to class.I did not know you played soccer.
From,
Abigail
Dear class,Thanks, its nice to hear that you're glad my finger wasn't broken.
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Dear Miles,
ReplyDeleteI am glad that your finger is not broken because my cousin Emily broke her finger before and the cast looked more like a broken arm cast then finger! Thanks for bringing in a picture for us to see! By the way what soccer place to you play for anyway GOOD LUCK FOR YOUR NEXT GAME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! : )
Love,
Lindsey
Dear Miles, It was so cool
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x/ray in to show us I am
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broken. From Bella
Hi Miles,
ReplyDeleteI am so glad that your finger is not broken. Good luck at your next game.
Form,Jordan
Dear Miles,
ReplyDeleteIt was cool that we learned about bones. I like the xray.
from, Chase
Dear Boys and Girls,
ReplyDeleteI thought it was really neat to see Mile's xray too. I'm glad you all enjoyed his lesson!
love, Mrs. MacInnes