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Thank You Letter To Read Hamlet

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Mr. Packer, Thank you for having us read Hamlet. That was the first time I read Shakespeare and I have wanted to read more ever since. Thank you for making Reading interesting and giving us vocabulary words that we didn’t know during the Edgar Allen Poe unit. Thank you for having us read Ms. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH. I would never have read it otherwise, and it was really good. Thank you for teaching us how to use google drawings for Ali Baba. Thank you for giving us inequalities in 5th grade, even though it was 7th-grade math. I remember looking at the inequalities on the board in 6th grade and thinking didn’t we do this already? Thank you for letting us talk when we work, and reading us the Book of Useless Information after math class.

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