Why Is Beta Club Important To Me

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Ava Freeman Beta Club is Important to me I am a fifth grader at Newnan Crossing Elementary School, I’m ten years old, and I’m Ava Freeman. My favourite color is rainbow because, I love all the colours in the rainbow, I also love to help. I believe that I will be a good Beta Club member because I can help in all different situations if it’s good or bad. I grew up with people who helped for a living. My mom’s job was helping girls that had got themselves into trouble and needed help, that is when I learned as a toddler, that helping is what I wanted to do. I soon got into elementary school and I was a big helper. I still am. Last year I was in Mrs. Harkabus’ class and had the greatest opportunity

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