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Weeks 11 & 12: Review by Maximilian Biger

I saw a rainbow when it was raining a lot.

I saw them put up a frame for the gym, the gym is going to be very big. I bet I will get to run around in the big gym. I will be able to Cherry Bomb high and far. Crack!


They are going to tear down a blue house which will be part of the new playground. I am going to keep watch for an excavator to rip, rip, RIP, that blue house. I hope we can have a playground with a spider net and monkey bars that you can climb onto.


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