Describe a time when you felt lost

 Prompt response: A time I felt lost was my first day of school. I was a new student with no friends in a new school. The layout of the school was confusing and it was hard to find my way around. All of my previous schools in a way that had more floors going up wards and each grade level had their own section. Now I feel like the schools structure is better because I'm used to it.

Summary: Today in class we did a vocabulary assignment. That taught us new words and also taught us what synonyms go with the words.

 

Reflection: I learned a new word to describe something that is special to a certain region. The word endemic is used to describe something that is special to a region. Now it makes sense why when a country has an outbreak in sickness they call it an epidemic. 

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