It is entirely your choice if you follow the prompt or write about whatever you want (school appropriate of course).
Your goal is to write AT LEAST 200-250 words. You get to write for ten whole minutes; you can do this!
You will be graded based on the amount you write, proper grammar (use capital letters, punctuation like periods, and complete sentences), and effort. Your sacred writing entries will eventually (approximately every two weeks) add up to a test grade.
I do not count off for spelling. You will find spelling errors in my own posts from time to time; I completely understand.
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Have you ever tried to face your fear? What happened?
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