In 6th grade, Navah joined her school's junior swim team. She worked hard and practiced with
One of Navah's hard work was that she became a strong swimmer. When she entered 7 th grade, Navah was to try out for the varsity swim team. She was one of the youngest students chosen for the team. Navah celebrat
ed her success but knew that it meant even more hard work and dedication in order to keep up with the older and more experienced swimmers. She practiced every day, pushing herself to improve her speed and endurance.
Despite facing numerous challenges and setbacks, Navah never lost her determination or love for swimming. She continued to work hard and improve, setting personal goals and constantly striving to achieve them.
Eventually, Navah became the team captain and led her team to victory in several important competitions. Her dedication and hard work had paid off, and she had become an accomplished swimmer and leader.
Navah's experience taught her the value of perseverance and dedication, and showed her that with hard work and determination, anything is possible. She credits her success to her coaches, teammates, and family who supported her every step of the way.
In 6th grade, Navah joined her school's junior swim team. She worked hard and practiced with _____
One _______of Navah's hard work was that she became a strong swimmer. When she entered 7 th grade, Navah was ____ to try out for the varsity swim team. She was one of the youngest students chosen for the team. Navah celebrate her _____ achievement with her family and teammates
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