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How To Write A Daycare Autobiography

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I was born March 17th, 2003. I remember going to daycare as a child. I first went to a catholic church for day care, then went to Michelle’s Daycare. I have a lot of memories from there. In the summer we used to go to Ranison’s to get ice cream and candy. She had a backyard and I would play tag or hide and seek with my friends. We made tie-dye shirts with her older daughter and sons. She would put on puppet shows and read stories to us and taught us letters and numbers. Day care was really fun and I had many friends there, but I stopped going when I got into 1st grade.

In 1st grade I went to Hamilton School. After school I would go to the Bgc there. I had my cousins that went there with me. I don’t have as many memories at Bgc as I did daycare. I used to move a lot as a kid. During 1st grade I moved to Genoa and I stayed there until some of 2nd grade. I moved to Sparta and stayed there until 5th grade and, I moved back to La Crosse. I went to Emerson for 5th grade then I went to Lincoln for middle school. Now I go to Central High. …show more content…

Next summer I am going to California thought with my dad. Always moving around made it hard to learn because I didn’t learn some things and It’s hard to make new friends. A lot of people know each other because they lived here pretty much their whole life but because we moved so much It was harder to make friends. I have lived in La Crosse for a long time now so I know people who go to my school and others on the North side. I still sometimes talk or see my old friends from my other school I used to go to. I don’t like moving around so I will try to get into a college here in La Crosse. La Crosse is my

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