A letter from an old friend

               A letter from an old friend

Hay Sophie it is me Blue here  ,

I like going with Gemeve  but some times I would love to come home plz, I miss you can you take me home to day plz.thank you for taking me to school too and having me for the night ,

From your friend Blue.

This me sophie  and blue

   hi there my name is sophie i am 11 i am from Gilbethorpe School. can you comet on this plz and tall me if you like it plz that is the end off me sophie.bye

can you guess what is important to me

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BIG CAT RESCUE

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What helps our learning? Fresh Fish vs Stinky Fish

Stinky fish does not help our learning  but fresh fish bsaces hallpes are lerren i like fresh fish not stinky fish.