By Sarah S., 4th Grade, Columbia Explorers Academy
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There is a man climbing and wearing a working helmet. The man is downtown. He is climbing a big wood to cut the cable wire from Bigfoot because he didn’t pay his cable. The man’s name is the cable guy. The cable guy gots different tools. Bigfoot kept on complaining because he gots his cable cut off. Bigfoot gets mad and tells the cable guy to put on the cable back on. But the cable guy says you got to pay the cable first. So Bigfoot pays his cable. Bigfoot is happy that his cable is back on. Bigfoot stopped complaining now. Intil next time.
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By Salina T., Stockton Elementary
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There were a million people in China Town in China. They were in a rush. An Emperor named Naruko lived in a jacked up apartment. He decided that he is going to jump on people’s roofs and steal everything and the deed to their houses. He owned everyone. At night he went to a house with about 10,000 people in it. It looked small but he didn’t care. So he went down the chimney. He saw fire. He burned his butt. He didn’t care as long as he has the deed to everyone house in China. He went to each room and took everything. Even someone’s retaner. The house was haunted. Ghosts were haunting him for the rest of his life. The house with a branch on it was haunting Emperor Naruko for ever.
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By Breanna S., Tiana R., Gabriel T., Joseph P., Justin D., Cristofer B., and Randall W., New Sullivan School
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Once there was a cat named Lisa. She was in the backyard coloring and minding her own business. She was a cat that was smart and had glasses. She found something on the ground… a snake named Max, and the snake said, “Hold on, I know you. I saw you every week coloring.” He asked, “Can I help you color?” Then Lisa saw her other friend Breanna, who asked, “Hey Lisa, who is that snake?!” The snake said, “Hello, I’m Max.” Lisa did something fun like hide and seek so that Breanna and Max will become friends. The End.
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By Mario M., 4th Grade, Columbia Explorers Academy
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I believe I should get more pokemon cards. I think this because once they stop making them I will never have a favorite thing that I love and enjoy. I have lots of friends. They all have pokemon cards too. This affects the world because pokemon cards are really popular. Even my twenty year old brother loves pokemon cards, and he collects them. A world without pokemon cards is like a world without internet. Kids just like pokemon, and if they don’t get and they will never be happy for the rest of eternity.
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By Shiloh, Emma, Val, Reid, Everett, Sebastian, Betty, Ethan, David, Krystal, Eric, Joel, Alec, Weipeng, Sophie, and Philip, Lincoln Park Words@Play Program
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Peace looks like the calm before the storm (Shiloh)
like the steam off of my morning bowl of oatmeal (Emma)
Peace smells like chicken noodle soup from the microwave (Val)
like the bottom of a new gym shoe (Reid)
like a flower shop with all different scents of flowers in it (Everett)
Peace tastes like a cheesey pizza that when you take a bit it will take you to a cheesey world (Sebastian)
like fresh-baked cookies straight from the oven (Betty)
like eating scrambled eggs at a night party (Ethan)
Peace sounds like my papa’s stories from around the world (David)
like a violin playing back music for all the happy moments in your life (Krystal)
Peace feels like the unknown, the smoke seeping out from underneath the door (Eric)
like water splashing around my feet (Joel)
like you gave a poor person $1,000 (Alec)
like a spring breeze blowing at your face while relaxing in a fuzzy and cozy hammock (Weipeng)
like meditation and sleeping (Sophie)
like soft, warm fur and tiny heartbeats (Philip)
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