My Thoughts on the Assignments

My Thoughts on the Assignments
   
     I think it's very convenient that the readings are split into two halves each week and that we're 

allowed to do one half per week if we absolutely need to. I also liked that we're going to be writing

our own stories each week. I knew we were going to have to do that for our final Storybook project

but I didn't know it was going to be a weekly thing. I'm very excited about that. The optional extra

credit assignments are something that I've never had in any of my classes before. I find that very

convenient as well, because it's a "pick-me-up" for my grades that I have on the side, if needed.

Overall, I'm looking forward to the rest of this semester and I hope this class meets my expectations! 

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