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Moving to The Rainforest About a month ago, a terrible tornado went through our town. It destroyed most houses and most buildings, including our school. So we had to go somewhere else, we are going to the rain forest. The rainforest is going to be in Brazil it is going to be a very big change in our lifestyle. The rainforest will be very different because we were in the middle of Kansas.

The best part of having a school in the rainforest is that it will always be fun. You will also learn about crazy things that you never knew before. It is going to be the best school you have ever been to. If you want to go to the best school ever you can come here.

There is still a downfall about moving to the rainforest. It is always humid there. Most

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