Prompt: Write about something you’ve outgrown but still miss.

 Prompt Response: Something I've outgrown but still miss is Trick or Treating on Halloween. I will become 18 soon and have definitely outgrown the tradition. I've made many memories over the years going across my neighborhood with my best friends trying to get the best candy. We would go home, lay out all of the candy we could collect, and trade. This is something I've outgrown but still miss. 

Summary: I learned about the Langston Hughes poem. 

Reflection: We took our test on vocabulary 1-5. 

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