Q. I'd like a new kipling backpack for school, but i can't find the right thing im looking for. Im looking for one of those messenger bag type bags, but i can't find any that seem really big. I need enough space for some textbooks and binders, & it needs one of those laptop compartments to store a laptop. Ive been looking around on ebay and i cant find anything. I live in the orlando, FL area. If anyone knows where i could find a kipling backpack like this in Orlando, or anywhere online, please give any suggestions. thank you so much! :)
Answer
DO NOT GIVE OUT WHERE U LIVE!!!R U CRAZZYY!!?? ORLANDO ISNT THAT BIG KID!! JEEZ!
ANYWAY
TRY EBAY!
DO NOT GIVE OUT WHERE U LIVE!!!R U CRAZZYY!!?? ORLANDO ISNT THAT BIG KID!! JEEZ!
ANYWAY
TRY EBAY!
the best novels for a high school literature class?
El Hombre
I am a literature teacher teaching in Honduras, I am putting together next year's reading list. This is the list I have so far:
7th grade
Sea Wolf Jack London
Charlie and the Chocolate FactoryRoald Dahl
The Jungle BookRudyard Kipling
The PearJohn Steinbeck
8th grade
Tales From ShakespeareCharles Lamb
Hound of the BaskervillesSir Arthur Conan Doyle
The Secret GardenFrances Hodgson Burnett
9th grade
The OutsidersS.E. Hinton
The Iron RingLloyd Alexander
StoriesO Henry
War of the WorldsH.G. Wells
10th grade
Hard TimesCharles Dickens
Billy BuddHerman Melville
To Kill a MockingbirdHarper Lee
Lord of the FliesWilliam Golding
11th grade
Count of Monte CristoAlexandre Dumas
Tale of 2 CitiesCharles Dickens
Of Mice and MenJohn Steinbeck
What other suggestions would anyone have for a good book for these kids. Remember that I am teaching at a bi-lingual school.
Thanks
Answer
I suggest
7th Grade:
The Boys of San Joaquin
By D. James Smith
Atheneum/Richard Jackson, Ages 10-13
Set in Orange Grove, California in 1951, this is the story, of twelve-year-old Paolo, his six-year-old brother, and his cousin Billy in their pursuit of the source of a half-eaten $20 bill, stolen money, which creates matters of conscience along the way.
8th Grade:
13 Little Blue Envelopes
By Maureen Johnson
HarperCollins, Ages 12 and up
Ginnyâs beloved Aunt Peg dies from brain cancer and sends Ginny on a mysterious excursion from beyond the grave. There are 13 little blue envelopes to guide her on her mission across Europe. Armed only with a backpack, Ginny undertakes a life transforming scavenger hunt.
9th Grade:
Autobiography of My Dead Brother
By Walter Dean Myers HarperCollins/Amistad, Ages 14 and up Jesse and Rise are childhood friends and blood brothers who are trying to make their mark on the world or at least survive their tough Harlem neighborhood. One turns to his art, sketching and writing, while the other turns to the streets.
10th Grade:
Naughts & Crosses
By Malorie Blackman
Simon & Schuster, Ages 14 and up
In a world where the pale-skinned Naughts are discriminated against by the politically and socially powerful dark-skinned Crosses, teenagers Callumâa Naughtâand Sephyâa Crossâtest whether their love is strong enough to survive their societyâs racism.
11th Grade:
Who Am I Without Him? Short Stories About Girls and the Boys in Their Lives by Sharon Flake.
16 and up. This short story collection depicts the lives of many different teenage girls, covering topics of family, sex and pregnancy, absent fathers, bad boyfriends, disobedience, poor decisions, death, and more, featuring unique storytelling techniques and perspectives. A powerful book for girls and guys about relationships, family, and urban life issues that only Flake could master.
All classes:
Red hot salsa : bilingual poems on life, love, and victory /
Edited by Lori M. Carlson ; with an introduction by Oscar Hijuelos.
Publisher New York : Henry Holt, 2005.
And here's a few modern classics (some of my faves) to chose from:
7th Grade- Jurrasic Park, Michael Crichton
8th Grade- Farenheit 451, Ray Bradbury
9th Grade- Starship Troopers, Robert Heinlein
10th Grade- It, Stephen King
11th Grade- Roots, Alex Haley
I hope this helps : )
I suggest
7th Grade:
The Boys of San Joaquin
By D. James Smith
Atheneum/Richard Jackson, Ages 10-13
Set in Orange Grove, California in 1951, this is the story, of twelve-year-old Paolo, his six-year-old brother, and his cousin Billy in their pursuit of the source of a half-eaten $20 bill, stolen money, which creates matters of conscience along the way.
8th Grade:
13 Little Blue Envelopes
By Maureen Johnson
HarperCollins, Ages 12 and up
Ginnyâs beloved Aunt Peg dies from brain cancer and sends Ginny on a mysterious excursion from beyond the grave. There are 13 little blue envelopes to guide her on her mission across Europe. Armed only with a backpack, Ginny undertakes a life transforming scavenger hunt.
9th Grade:
Autobiography of My Dead Brother
By Walter Dean Myers HarperCollins/Amistad, Ages 14 and up Jesse and Rise are childhood friends and blood brothers who are trying to make their mark on the world or at least survive their tough Harlem neighborhood. One turns to his art, sketching and writing, while the other turns to the streets.
10th Grade:
Naughts & Crosses
By Malorie Blackman
Simon & Schuster, Ages 14 and up
In a world where the pale-skinned Naughts are discriminated against by the politically and socially powerful dark-skinned Crosses, teenagers Callumâa Naughtâand Sephyâa Crossâtest whether their love is strong enough to survive their societyâs racism.
11th Grade:
Who Am I Without Him? Short Stories About Girls and the Boys in Their Lives by Sharon Flake.
16 and up. This short story collection depicts the lives of many different teenage girls, covering topics of family, sex and pregnancy, absent fathers, bad boyfriends, disobedience, poor decisions, death, and more, featuring unique storytelling techniques and perspectives. A powerful book for girls and guys about relationships, family, and urban life issues that only Flake could master.
All classes:
Red hot salsa : bilingual poems on life, love, and victory /
Edited by Lori M. Carlson ; with an introduction by Oscar Hijuelos.
Publisher New York : Henry Holt, 2005.
And here's a few modern classics (some of my faves) to chose from:
7th Grade- Jurrasic Park, Michael Crichton
8th Grade- Farenheit 451, Ray Bradbury
9th Grade- Starship Troopers, Robert Heinlein
10th Grade- It, Stephen King
11th Grade- Roots, Alex Haley
I hope this helps : )
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