Cycle 29- Blog Post 5: Middle School

Put this ABOVE your last blog post

Set up: 

Date

Title

Answer these questions: 

What are your feelings on moving up to the middle school (2-3 sentences about your feelings/thoughts/concerns/excitement) 

What is one thing you will miss about being in elementary school? 

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