My First Assignment In Pre-Ap English

If someone had told me that my first assignment in Pre-Ap English would involve pencil crayons I would have laughed in their face, but I must admit that I have thoroughly enjoyed the the process of creating my personal mandala. Beginning to look at my mandala from the inside out, it is clear that grey is the prominent colour. I chose to display a great amount of grey at the center of my mandala because to me it represents my family life, which is an important part of who I am not only as a person but as a student. In my family education has been the highest priority since the first day of preschool. Both of my parents have been teachers in different ways; my mom used to be a high school English teacher, and my dad who is a retired military

Their passionately belief in education being the key to bettering oneself has driven me since I was five years old to pursue learning in all areas of my life. The consistent talk of school and learning has grown my love of it, as well as made me take great pride in my work. This leads into my next colour, yellow. The colour yellow is spread all over my mandala as well as in the middle showing how it is important in all aspects of my life. Whether it be a school project, a job, or an SLC task I always take pride and try to produce a 100% effort. Another value I placed close to the center was purple which shows creativity. Ever since I read Harry Potter at age 8 I have felt drawn to creative aspects of writing such as stories. I also show my creativity in my school projects where I like to make my work look as unique as possible. The colours blue and green show up equally on my mandala, representing how I like to be timely with my work (I have never had a late assignment), as well as how I like to take a risk and learn new