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Tips for Students Entering Middle School
My nephew Jason moves from Elementary School to Middle School this year. I know this might be a scary time for him and his parents so I wanted to share some tips to make things easier. His sister will still be in Elementary School and even though Lily has been in this school a while not have Jason there can be scary for Lily as well. I wanted to remined Jason my family knows starting middle school can feel like a big step because you will have new classes, more independence, and sometimes a bigger campus. There will be harder classes and more reasonability. Here are some helpful tips for…
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Represent: The Unfinished Fight For The Vote by by Michael Eric Dyson (Author), Marc Favreau (Author)
I wanted to share a book I received called Represent: The Unfinished Fight For The Vote written by Michael Eric Dyson (Author), Marc Favreau (Author) in exchange for this review. Inside this post is my affiliate links. If you click on the links and make a purchase I will make a small percentage from the products you purchase. Represent digs deep into the history of democracy and voting in the United States of America. The story teaches of the hardships that many people endured in their fight for a freedom that was promised but not always carried through. Charlie will be turning 18 this year and allowed to vote before he does I plan…
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The Jules Verne Prophecy
The Jules Verne Prophecy by Larry Schwartz and Iva- Marie Palmer a children’s book I received in exchange for this review which Charlie and I will be using as part of our Homeschool Reading Class. The Jules Verne Prophecy is a fun and adventurous story for Middle Schoolers although I can see younger children whose parents read the story to them would enjoy along with adults reading. Iwas excited to find out the Author created a leading girl character who is even better than the boys at skateboarding, cracking secret codes and solving mysteries which reminded me of my niece Lily who likes to beat her brother Jason and my son…
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