Wednesday: Prompt: Write about something that you believed as a child.

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 I used to believe that Santa Claus was real. My parents would always tell me that they did not get me my gifts and that Santa Claus delivered it. I believed it until 6th grade when I found out by reading that Santa Claus was not real. It shocked me and I could not believe it. After a while I got used to it and it did not bother me.

Today in class, we took a benchmark test. The test made me think about how important it is to pay attention to details when studying and to read the question carefully. It showed me that reviewing major points we learned helps me remember things better.

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