Week 8 Progress

I am happy with the progress I have made in this class in the past 2 weeks. I am most proud of my storybook and how it is coming together. There was a period of two weeks that I fell behind, but I am finally catching up! In the future weeks of this class, I plan on doing a lot of the extra credit assignments so I can be fully caught up.

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