Camea Character And Characteristics

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Characteristics:

Camea' loves to perform & smiles easily. Her beautiful hazel eyes, button nose, & brown/blondish hair catch everyone's attention. She reads with a great deal of expression, follows direction very well, & is a fast learner. She has performed above the 1st grade level & has been selected by her teacher to partake in Reading counts for Scholastic, in which recognizes students on their reading achievements.

Hobbies:

Camea’ finished her first season of soccer. She loves to use her imagination in all aspects of the arts: role playing, drawing, painting, & coloring. Going to school, riding her bike, dressing up fancy, & reading are a few of her favorite activities.

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