Week 6: Thank You

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Today, we made thank you cards for Ms. Baker and Mrs. Miller. They are were helpful with our project. We later delivered the cards and headed back to working. So far, we are making excellent progress. Below are some pictures of the treadmill after we opened it to examine the motor we will be using.


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