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Today my school teacher, Mrs. bologna, announced that instead of studying mathematics today, we’re going to take a class field trip to Disney World. She thought that would be a great place to learn about hairy trolls. Instead of taking our normal school bus, she thought we’d travel instead by covered wagon. On the way there, we did our English lesson: she read poems about nail clippers by Ebenezer Scrooge. When we finally arrived, the tour was great. We learned how to sneeze and we all got to sketch pictures of hard boiled eggs. I can hardly wait until tomorrow when we take a field trip to QuickTrip!
Today my school teacher, Mrs. Squash, announced that instead of studying mathematics today, we’re going to take a class field trip to (the) Ocean floor. She thought that would be a great place to learn about Extreme Clouds. Instead of taking our normal school bus, she thought we’d travel instead by Hang glider. On the way there, we did our English lesson: she read poems about Fruits by Timothy. When we finally arrived, the tour was great. We learned how to Fight and we all got to sketch pictures of Seaweed. I can hardly wait until tomorrow when we take a field trip to (the) LA!