Reflection 12-06-21

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 Today we started taking Georgia Milestones and were in one class for 3 hours. The questions were pretty easy and there were only 5 questions. After taking the test, we went straight to 3rd period and continued with the rest of the day.Instead of doing work, we played a game where there were 217 questions and we went through them. I had practice after 4th period, and the soccer team went to the weight room. Me and my friend Nayana focused on arms and our glutes 

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