Write about something that you believed as a child.

 Prompt: Write about something that you believed as a child.

Prompt Response:

I believed that buying something online felt more expensive than buying anything physically, for example I always wanted to play Minecraft throughout my entire childhood especially when I see my favorite YouTubers having fun in the game. But I never had the courage to ask my mom to use her credit card to buy the 7 dollar game, because I felt guilty that it was too expensive but I didn't hesitate to ask her to buy toys for me that costs more than the game. The guilt was unbearable I never got to experience the game like my other peers, until last year when I finally asked my mom.

Summary:

Today's assignment was to complete the Vocabulary Lesson Two Image Assignment, where you have to select a word from a new set of 15 vocabulary words then find an image for it to explain the meaning and how it matches with the definition. I turned in the work from Friday about 'Identifying Claims', something we had to work with our partners. I was shocked that the image explanation need 3 to sentences, I wasn't able to complete it in time during class, but it is due until tomorrow so there is time.

Reflection:

I learned new vocabulary words and how long it can take me to think of a good enough explanation to the images. It was not that hard and it was nice to learn these new words.

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