Ligon protector of woman's rights.

Welcome to my blog,

It's been a while since you've heard from me. Three months to be exact! I hope your summer was well. This first week of school, in "Stories" & "Population" we've been researching mythological creatures. We were tasked with creating one. The beginning of the unit was to introduce us to taxonomy and phylogenetic trees.

After completing this short AP I have a few things to note. Since we have only been in school for less than a week there wasn't a whole lot of material to learn from. I honestly liked doing this. It allowed me to become hands-on with it and dig deeper into history WHICH I LOVE!!

Thank you for reading,

Sincerely,

LG.

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