
Year‑End Reflection Activity
“Looking back on this school year, what are you most proud of accomplishing—academically, socially, or personally? How did you overcome challenges, and what will you
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“Looking back on this school year, what are you most proud of accomplishing—academically, socially, or personally? How did you overcome challenges, and what will you
In the dead of night, I heard whispers coming from the shadows. At first, I thought it was my imagination, but the voices grew louder.
“The strange device in my hands hummed with energy, and before I knew it, I was in a different time. Everything was familiar, yet different.”
The village was there one day, and gone the next. No one knew what happened, but the ground where it stood was scorched and empty.
Is it wrong to be friends with someone who treats others badly? Your Task: In the comments section, respond to the blog post prompt. Make
Is it fair to punish someone for something they didn’t do but allowed to happen?• If a person didn’t commit a bad act but knew
Imagine you find a wallet full of cash on the street. Your Task: In the comments section, respond to the blog post prompt. Make sure