Observation and Drafting of a Description with a Dominant Impression

Devotional Text:  Mark 11:25-26

Students took class time to locate a person, object, or place they wished to describe.  They photographed it and took notes on their observations.  Students began drafting a description with an emphasis on one dominant impression.

Homework: Complete description with a dominant impression.  Minimum length:  1 page handwritten

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