Prompt: In the spirit of Valentine’s Day week, describe your idea of a perfect day spent with someone you care about (a friend, family member, or significant person in your life).

Prompt Response -
My idea of a perfect day would start with sleeping in late. Then we would have breakfast, hang out, and do things together. We would probably build some Lego or something.

Summary -
Today in class, we worked on a rhetorical analysis of an Obama speech.

Reflection -
Today, we thought about and interpreted the speech.

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