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Lego Letters

Jordan and Ashley have really been into Legos lately. They wanted to save their money and buy a really big Lego house for their Friends Legos. At the same time, their teacher, Mrs. Martin, came up with a fun idea to get the students to write persuasive letters in class. They had to write a letter to convince her that one of them should be the winner to receive a new set of Legos. Then they were hung up in the wall and Mrs. Martin asked for votes. While Jordan and Ashley didn't win, they did write good letters.

Ashley's Letter

Jordan's Letter

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