News ela

 Today we had a sub and the class was chill and quiet as always. Sometimes I wish we could do more interactive things together, but, we did a NewsEla assignment. We had to read the article, do a quiz, and do a writing prompt. The article was about how unsafe it is to look your symptoms up online instead of going to the doctor.

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