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Sing? Dance? Play Music? Act? Story Telling? Puppets?
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Love Texas? Shop Smile
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The Texas Flags are Flying
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John Coffee Hays
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Thank you
ByadminThank you again for putting on the Texas Independence Day Celebration and the Student History Competition. I really liked working on my art project and studying about the history of Texas. I was born in Fort Worth but my parents are from California and Canada. Texas is so different from both Canada and California, but…

