A Fort Worth fifth grader took her virtual learning experience during the pandemic and turned it into something good she hopes others will enjoy, too.
Nashiy Price wrote and published a book called Virtual Learning: My Experience with Virtual Learning.
It was about her third-grade year when the pandemic moved her out of the classroom at the"It is now time for lunch. My favorite part of the day. Sandwich, juice, and fruit all taste yummy from mommy's cafe," Nashy said as she read from her book.Download NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
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