Personal Narrative: My Home Link Program
I was born in California, but I lived most of my life in Idaho and Washington. Some of the things that interest me are to make things with Legos, and to watch documentaries. Eye Witness videos that we’d check out from the library are the best.
I was in a home link program up until seventh grade. A home link program is you do your main curriculum at home, but you get to go to a class or classes once or twice a week. There were classes like woodshop, rocketry, pottery, cooking, choir, and piano. Also there were more serious classes like writing, math, science, and social studies. Being introduced to piano during home link, I decided I liked piano, so I started taking private lessons from the same teacher. Eventually I started taking singing lessons from her also. Some of the pieces I have learned are really difficult pieces like Mazurka in C Major by Chopin and Sonatina in A Minor by Kuhlau. At CCS I sang Castle on a Cloud at the talent show.
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Personal Narrative: The Legacy Program
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1.04 Personal Narrative
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