Imagine you are learning about Hispanic/Latino heritage for the very first time. What would you be curious to know about the traditions, foods, music, or celebrations?

 Prompt: Imagine you are learning about Hispanic/Latino heritage for the very first time. What would you be curious to know about the traditions, foods, music, or celebrations?

Prompt Response:

If I were learning about Hispanic/Latino heritage for the first time, I would be more likely curious on the traditions they do and how many various natives there are within their countries. I am a Mexican-American, but I was never really taught any rare information about Hispanics or Latinos nor did I really took the time to research. But it would be a nice change to learn something that I don't know in our culture and tradition. 

Summary:

Today we took the class time to finish conversing about the cluster, Mr. rease had us take notes on the paper. He taught us how to do 3 point thesis statement and helped us through making our own cluster over the topic "Overrated". I chose labubus, the famous plush keychains, because they really were overrated that became an unnecessary trend that people spend so much money on. 

Reflection:

I had learned how to make a 3 point thesis statement and that it had helped Mr. Rease through college to today, I feel like I should dominate this technique so that it can help me through any writers block.

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