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My mom grew up on a farm in Bridport, Vermont in the 1960s. She was one of 13 siblings and spent her free time reading with her mother and brother, taking walks in the fields, and visiting the farm animals. My mom's childhood was spent in a rural area without many neighbors, which was very different from my own upbringing.
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3. Ketki Rangwala Dalal, Essentials of Civil Engineering, Charotar Publishing House.
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- 2. My mom was born on November 30th, 1960 in Bridport, Vermont, USA.
- 3. My mom grew up in the country on a farm
- 4. My mom played with her 11 siblings
- 5. She went to school. Her twin brother Peter was one of her classmates.
- 7. In her free time, my mom read books with her mother and brother.
- 8. My mom also took walks in the fields and visited the animals a cow on the farm
- 9. They didn’t have a lot of neighbors because they lived in the country.
- 11. My mom’s childhood was very different from mine.
- 12. my house
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- 14. Requirements ask your parents questions about their childhood. here are some examples: where and where were you born? what did you do in your free time? how many siblings did you have? Did you grow up in the country, city, or suburbia? Did you play with children in your neighborhood? Who were your classmates?
- 15. Requirements 1) report/ensayo level 1: 5-7 sentences 4 vocabulary words minimum 5 vocabulary words minimum 6 vocabulary words minimum level 2: 8-10 sentences level 3: 11-15 sentences
- 16. Requirements 2) presentation/exposición level 1: 1 minute minimum don’t have to memorize can have notes memorize level 2: 1-2 minutes level 3: 2-3 minutes minimum
- 17. Requirements 2) presentation/exposición must have pictures or photos. you don’t need to have photos of your parents childhood. Have a picture about something that is related to what you are saying.