SOS4LOVE PROJECT GOES TO SPACE

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 SOS4LOVE PROJECT

Week 1


" Quality education makes the next generation creative and innovative "

SDG 4, Quality education


Week 2
(Keep your mask on and protect yourself by wearing a mask outside the room)


 SOS4LOVE PROJECT

Week 3

"I'm teaching my little brother right"

Week 4

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bCdSi4PfxhXJOyCpwc2do47lWPrPgVzb/view?usp=drivesdk




Desinta Shalnabilla Sumanjaya
06
X MIPA 2



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