Describe a time you felt completely lost.

 Prompt Response: When I was younger, my mom always made me go to the store with her. We would pick up groceries for the week, as well as some school snacks. One day, she decided that I was old enough to send me to the other side of the store to pick up some frozen items. I made a list in my mind and walked as fast as I could to the other end of the store. I was holding more things than my arms could carry at the time and I was on my way to meet my mom back at the cereal isle. However, things took a turn when I headed towards the isle and didn't see my mom. I spent a total of 10 minutes franticlly searching for her before I got an employee. She called for my mom on the overhead speakers and I was finally reunited with my mom.

Summary: Today in class, we presented our projects on the short native american story "The Jelous Father". 

Reflection: Today I learned that everyone had an individual part to research about the story and base their project on that.

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