2nd Week at Fort High School

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 Second week of teaching practice was expeditious as I have to complete exam portions with my activity lesson plans before Onam. Then we were given responsibility for mid day meal the whole week and I completed all seven  lesson plan coming under unit 1 for Onam examination by getting some substitution classes. There were two days of holidays during this week.

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