describe your personal approach to creativity. What steps do you follow when you’re working on a project. Tell me about a project you created that you were most proud of.

 My approach to creativity with this project is to use resources and think about what is more important. First I see what character I want to use for this project. Second I search for information to use in my project to talk about my character. Third I made a Google slide to use the information and connect it to how my character feels. A project that I most proud of is a project in 6 grade that I did. It was a science class and we had to do the earth, crust, inner crust, and more. I liked the project because I had to take my time and it was amazing. I had the best one in the class and everyone liked it. But today we had to do a project about one character in a lesson before dying. I choose Jefferson because he is going through a rough time. I'm doing the soundtrack because rappers make songs about how hard it is and people being racist to them. 

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