Write about a dream that felt real.

 Prompt response: A time where a dream felt real was when I was dreaming about snow. In my dream I woke up to a snowy day with everything covered in show outside. It felt real as I built snowman's in the dream and had a snowball fight. Even though I was dreaming it was as if I could feel the snow in my hands before abruptly waking up the next morning. 

Summary:  In class we worked on vocabulary. We first had to write the vocab with the definitions in our notebook. Then, we had to write a sentence using each vocab word. After that we worked on an assignment on NEWSEla. After that we had time to complete our blog post. 

Reflection: I made sure to use the vocab words right when writing sentences. I also learned some new vocab that I can apply to my daily life. When reading the passage online I made connections to things I've witnessed about cancel culture.

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