Junior’s English Blog

 prompt response: Retaining cultural foods is crucial for preserving one’s heritage, identity, and connection to family traditions. These dishes are more than just nourishment; they carry the stories, memories, and rituals of past generations, serving as a link to one’s roots. Whether it's the comfort of a favorite childhood meal or the joy of preparing a dish passed down through the years, cultural foods offer a sense of belonging and continuity. As we move forward in life, holding onto these foods allows us to stay connected to who we are and where we come from, ensuring that important aspects of our cultural identity are never lost. summary : today we continued working on our masks Reflection: I didn't really do anything do to the fact that I finished my mask on the first day 

  Prompt Response:   One of the most important aspects of my identity is my ability to think critically and solve problems. I use my knowledge and experiences to understand complex ideas, analyze situations, and make informed decisions. My intelligence isn’t just about memorizing facts, but about connecting concepts and finding creative solutions to challenges I face. Summary: Today we started working on a mask that represents our identity we were asked to draft out things about us on a paper  Reflection:  I liked the assignment because it allowed us to express yourself artistically  

 Prompt response: If my privacy was invaded online or on my phone, I would feel violated and vulnerable, as it compromises my personal space and security. I believe privacy is a fundamental civil liberty because it allows individuals to maintain control over their personal information and decisions. Without privacy, people would be unable to express themselves freely or live without fear of surveillance or exploitation. Summary : Today we read a poem called refugee in America  Reflection :The poem talked about the different civil liberties and rights that we have in America and how a refugee doesn't have the same benefit 

 prompt response : Over the winter break, I spent a lot of time playing soccer with my friends. The weather was imminent for snow, but we continued to play despite the cold. One day, as we were playing, I noticed an impediment on the field a large patch of ice that made it hard to run. It almost impaled one of my teammates when he slid, but luckily, he avoided injury. We were imperious about finishing our game, though, not letting the cold or the ice stop us. Even when we were all feeling impecunious after spending most of our money on snacks, we enjoyed the game and didn't let anything impair our fun. It was a memorable break! Summay: today we started a vocabulary comic strip in class Reflection: the assignment was pretty easy we had to use the vocabulary words in a story 

 Prompt: My idea of a perfect day spent with someone I care about would start with a relaxed morning, maybe grabbing breakfast at a cozy café and enjoying a leisurely walk in a park. We’d spend the afternoon doing something fun, like hiking or exploring a new city, followed by a simple but delicious dinner at a favorite restaurant. To wrap it up, we’d watch a movie or just sit and talk, enjoying each other’s company and feeling connected. Summary : today we worked on a slide show presentation about a oppresed person from the past coming to the future. Reflection: I finished and turned in the presentation 

 Prompt: My American Dream is to build a fulfilling career that allows me to help others while also achieving personal growth and financial independence. I want to live in a place where I can explore different opportunities and create a life I’m proud of. What I love most about America is the diversity and the belief that with hard work, you can create your own path and overcome challenges to succeed. Summary: Today we read the poem let make america be america again Reflection: The poem talked about how some oppressed people dont see the American dream or assume it doesn't exist

 Prompt: There was a time when a classmate made a remark about my appearance, calling me “too quiet” and suggesting that I was “boring.” It felt hurtful because it seemed like they were judging me based on something so superficial without understanding who I really was. I didn’t respond right away, but it stayed with me, and I later realized that it was a reminder not to let other people's opinions define my worth. Summary: we read a poem about how words affect people Reflection: The poem talks about how a word ca be traumatic and remembered forever.

 prompt: In high school, I learned valuable skills like time management, financial literacy, and basic life skills such as cooking and cleaning, which will help me live independently. Effective communication and problem-solving abilities will also be essential as I navigate life after graduation. Ultimately, mastering emotional resilience and self-advocacy will be crucial for my success in handling challenges on my own. Summary :today we read a newsela article  Reflection: The article talked about whether we should edit the constitution due the fact that the country is changing 

 prompt: I once had to give a presentation in front of a large audience, and I was terrified of forgetting my lines and stumbling. To manage my fear, I prepared thoroughly, practiced in front of friends, and focused on staying calm with deep breaths. My advice to someone struggling with stage fright would be to practice as much as possible, focus on the message rather than the fear, and remember that nerves are normal and can be used as energy to stay focused. Summary: today in class the teacher did a presentation on how to present Reflection The presentation taught us how to remain calm while presenting