Write about a time you felt connected to nature

 Prompt response: One time I felt connected to nature was my cub scouts camping trip to the blue ridge mountains. This was the trip that was supposed to turn you from a cub scout to a boy scout. I ended up quitting it for football but that's a story for another day. This trip I had to wake up at 6am drive with a random cub mate and make my tent and everything when I got up there. I didn't have a phone back them so it was really peaceful and nice to hang out with my friend while being in the fall cold. We even went on a hike to a peak too and it just kept getting colder. I miss it


We looked at the intro of native american literature and we reviewed vocabulary words.

I learned what kinship meant.

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