Wednesday’s blog

     Today in class we read the Native story “The Jealous Father” and worked on a group project. I learned about how jealously got to Aioswe and caused him to attempt to get rid of his son. It impacted me by being able to understand and visualize what Native American people thought of and taught through their stories. I can use this to better understand Native culture. I liked the story and found it interesting. My day is going good and going by fast.

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