A slide show to show our favourite pets
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Our class created a slide show to share pictures and stories about our favorite pets. Each student selected an animal they love, whether it be a dog, cat, fish, or other pet. Through the slide show, we learned about the different types of pets our classmates enjoy and got to see photos of their furry, scaly, or feathered friends.
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