Elementary School Observation

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In Kaleiopuu Elementary School, I was in my fourth grade classroom that was my teacher Mrs.Toyama. My teacher's fourth grade classroom look small inside and I heard too much loud talking while they get their supplies they need for the math lesson, Also the classroom smelled normal with fresh air. It was time for Math and I began to prepare substance fastly as a cheetah,even Mrs. Toyama gets ready too. before the math lesson starts, I drank my water that taste bland because I was thirsty. After 20 minutes later, Mrs.Toyama was explaining about the math homework and I really wanted to talk to my classmate about the homework because I felt confused a little bit. I was holding up my math homework that felt smooth and I began to talk to my classmate

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