Grover shows a lot of bravery in the story. Draw a picture to illustrate.
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2 comments:
We think it is cool because he is very brave in the story. The picture is awesome because the drawings are good.I (Rubecca) like the big headed guy.
I love the use of speech bubbles to illustrate the theme of bravery:)
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