Keller and Chad's Eighth Blog

Agenda

Blog corrections

week 14:song lines

NaPoWriMo: day 22

NaPoWriMo submissions 

HW: read and write a poem a day!

The lunch bell rang, and we went to our fifth period. We
took out our binder reminders and wrote down the agenda. After, We listened to "Purple Rain" by Prince.

Then, we read a poem "I'm Going Back to Minnesota" by Danez Smith.

        Then, we took more notes and wrote poems. After we finished writing poems, the bell rang.

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