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      Today in mr. Schick's western civilization class, we went over our projects with our partners. I discussed my ancient greek food project with my partner jack. we are making pancakes with honey and sesame seeds. the ingredients are, 1 cup flour, 1 cup water, 2 tbsp honey, Olive Oil, 1 tbsp sesame seeds. we are making a power point about how we made the the pancakes that would include pictures of us making it and other facts about Ancient Greek food. jack and I both hope to get an A on this project and hope that mr. Schick and our classmates enjoy the food and power point and give us a good grade

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