Intro Letter

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This letter is an invitation to come and see my Junior Year progress. This is my portfolio it will include a web page all about me and my life. After that you will see all of my favorite assignments over the year. Each assignment will include a reflection and other information that could come in handy. This letter will show you what to do to get around, kind of like a instruction manual.

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To start off my portfolio I made this letter to show you what to do. So the first thing on the list is to read this. After that you should check out my Personal Web page, it will tell you about me, my friends, my family, and my hobbies. Once your done checking my web page you should go back to the portfolio and look at all the hard work I have put into it.

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Next thing you should do is check out all the links on the portfolio. I would start with the “Allusion Analysis Workshop”. Check that out then take a peek at my reflection. Above the reflection you see the other information about the project such as the SWLO\'s and the ELA Standards. Once your done being amazed by my work I would check everything else in a left to right kind of way. For example when your done with the “Allusion Analysis Workshop” go to the “COLUMBUS WEB DIAGRAM”.

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Go to my “RAILROADS CULMINATING ACTIVITY” project This is one of my favorite projects in the entire school year. This project is my favorite because it challenged my writing skill and made me think of new idea\'s I can use for future essays and reports. Once your done checking the awesome project out, skip the “Introduction Letter” and go to the “BIG BUSINESS GROUP BOARD”. This one is one of my favorites because it challenges my mind by making me pay attention, helped my problem solving and made me work well with others.

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Finally go to the “WORKERS\' UPRISING INFOGRAPH”, then the “UNIONS JOURNAL QUESTION” project. After those check out my “Benchmark One-User Guide Workshop” and the “Final User Guide”. The first three projects where nice and I liked them but the “Allusion Analysis Workshop” is my favorite out of the four listed above in this paragraph. I liked this one because it was my first project of the year and it help get along with others.

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I thank you for reading this letter and giving me your time. I really hope you liked my portfolio.

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Sincerely, William Henley