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English, 06.11.2020 04:00, history4380

Which idea would best fit into the empty bubble? The graphic organizer below was created by a student to brainstorm ideas for a personal narrative. Wanted to play softball but there was no team at our school Held a fundraiser to get money for uniforms and equipment O Became more interested in track and pursued that instead O Decided to join a softball team created al a nearby school Gave up when the team became too challenging to create Starting a Softball Team Wrote a letter to the school board about the need for a team Asked my gym teacher If she would coach the new team

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