After viewing your classmates’ poem posters, select one presentation that caught your attention. Describe what you enjoyed about it or something new you learned from their work.

 Prompt Response: The presentation that caught my attention was Beckett Shillig's. I enjoyed the format of the poster and the poem.


Summary: Presented personal poem posters and took notes over the writing process.


Reflection: The poems that were viewed today very inspiring. In each poem I felt the way each person felt through their writing.

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