Dear Diary, Today was the most incredible day of my life. Shall I tell you what I did? I woke feeling cold and looked up to see my younger brother, Stoat, leaving The fire had gone out and the deer skin that my mother, Fennel, had draped carefully over me last night had fallen off, so may bare feet could feel the autumn breeze blowing in. It was time to get up. Emerging from the tipi, I looked out at the hills beyond our camp to see the sun slowly rising. I had jobs to do that morning but first I had to help my brother to gather some breakfast. We took our rabbit skin back to the edge of the wood where the blackberries grew and filled them up to the brim. We could not resist gobbling a few berries as we picked, because the hunters had not had a successful day out yesterday, and we had only had a baby deer to share between our large families of twenty four so we were so ravenously hungry. Note: tipi - less common spelling of TEPEE : a conical tent usually consisting of skins and used especially by American Indians of the Great Plains - https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/tipi a "WAGOLL - Diary of a Stone Age Child - Example Diary Text for Y3/4 English Recount Writing”. 2020. TES Resources. Comprehension Questions: 1. Where did the child and his brother go? 2. What fruit did they pick? 3. How many persons fed on the animal that they caught? 4. Identify the different sensory images present in the diary entry. What appealed to your sight and taste? 5. How did the writer start his diary entry? 6. Can you identify the different kinds of paragraphs that he wrote to relate his experience? 7. What values/insights about human nature can you glean from this diary entry? Instructions: Reminiscing about the past is the perfect way of reliving an experience Write a diary entry about your COVID-19 ordeal.​