The title “The Life You Save May Be Your Own” suggests that helping or protecting another person may also benefit you. Describe a time when helping someone else taught you something, changed your perspective, or made a positive difference in your own life.

Response: A time when helping someone else taught me something was when I volunteered for a food donation. I had to help package and sort food to get sent to less privileged kids. This really changed my perspective because I didn't realize how much of my life I take for granted. Seeing how big of a difference one meal can make in someone's life was really a reality check. From this experience I learned to be more grateful for the things I have.

Summary: We finished reading and analyzing the short story "The Life You Save May Be Your Own."

Reflection: I thought that the story was really interesting and there were a lot of different interpretations and messages that were hidden.

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