Describe your personal approach to creativity. What steps do you follow when you’re working on a project. Tell me about a project you created that you were most proud of.

 Prompt: My personal approach when it comes to creativity is to make your assignment or work you are doing colorful and very interesting. The steps I take when working on a project is that I like to first know what I'm working on so I can understand the topic. Then I come up with ideas on how I will describe the work on paper or a poster. Then I make it look very intriguing and very detailed and colorful. A project that I have created that I was proud of would have been my final for 1st semester in my American Lit class. 

Summary: Today in class we worked on a writable assignment and answered the questions that came with it. 

Reflection: Today in class I learned about the story called "The mystery of willow creek."

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