POEM

“Colors of Me” By: Sumanjit#13

Soft pink like a cherry blossom,

I am shy.

Neon green like the lights in Paris,

I am always crafty.

Black as a twilight night,

I am serious.

Red like a blooming rose,

I always am artsy.

Peach like the juicy fruit,

I am very hopeful.

Hot pink like the juicy watermelons,

I am happy.

Light blue like a blue jay,

I am simple.

Yellow as a sour lemon,

I am talkative.

Lavender like the beautiful lilac,

I am quiet.

Gold like a first place medal,

I am sarcastic.

A book!

                                                                   Number the Stars
                                                                      Lois Lowry
                                                                       132 pages
            
               The Star of David was imprinted on her hand. In the book, Number the Stars, by Lois Lowry, a ten-year old girl named Annemarie Johansen and her Jewish friend Ellen Rosen discover Nazis have come to Copenhagen, Denmark. Ellen moves in with Annemarie, her parents move somewhere secret. Annemarie's mother realizes it's too dangerous for them to stay there, and "visits" her brother, along with Ellen, Annemarie, and Kirsti, Annemarie's little sister. Ellen and her parents boat away to Sweden, and Annemarie is glad her friend is from the Nazis. Annemarie Johansen is a secretive and brave ten-year old girl.

Lily's Crossing

Lily's Crossing
Patricia Reilly Giff
180 pages

The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian- by C.S.Lewis- 223 pages(x2)

              Disappearing from the railway station, Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy, arrived in the unknown world of Narnia. The book, The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, by C.S. Lewis, is about a young prince named Caspian, whose uncle, King Miraz, does not let Caspian believe in Aslan and "Old Narnia," nor does he want Caspian to have his throne. The four Pevensies were whisked away to Narnia, by Caspian's call for help on Queen Susan's magic horn. A dwarf told the four how, and why, they were brought to Narnia. So, Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy journeyed to Caspian on the battlefield and along the way, the Pevensies picked up Aslan, who helped the four, and Caspian, drive away evil Miraz. Finally, they were able to give Caspian his rightful throne. Caspian is a very brave and secretive prince. I loved the movie as much as I did the book!

Here is a rap about room14

EVERYTHING'S COOL IN ROOM 14, WE ALWAYS BE NICE TO PEOPLE AND NEVER MEAN, WE DON'T HAVE THE IR IN IRRESPONSIBILITY, WE ALWAYS PASS OUR TESTS BY DOING OUR BEST. THE TWO WORDS FOR THIS PRODUCT ARE: M-M-M-M-M-M-M-MS. ULLNER! M-M-M-M-M-M-M-MS. ULLNER!

R-R-R-R-R-R-R-ROOM14ERS! YEAH!

MAGICIAN'S NEPHEW DIARY INTERPRETATION OF JADIS

  DEAR JOURNAL,

               TODAY THE MOST WRETCHED THING HAPPENED! THAT TERRIBLE LION KEPT ON SINGING AND SINGING A HORRIBLE SONG! EVERYTIME HE SANG, TINY LITTLE PLANTS POPPED OUT OF THE GROUND. HE JUST KEPT SINGING. AREN'T ALL THE PLANTS ENOUGH FOR HIM? THAT'S WHEN I JUST GLADLY SHOWED MY STRENGTH AND POWER BY STEPPING OUT AND THROWING THE BROKEN LAMP-POST AT HIM. BUT THAT WILD ANIMAL DID NOT EVEN NOTICE! THIS IS EXACTLY WHY I RAN AWAY: I WANTED TO JUST BE THE MOST POWERFUL, AND I CAN'T BELIEVE I AM SAYING THIS, (WHICH I WOULD NEVER SAY IN THIS WORLD EVER AGAIN,) HE WAS MORE POWERFUL THAN I. BUT TRUST ME ON THIS: I WILL GET BACK AT HIM NO MATTER WHAT.

                                                                                  FROM,
                                                                        YOUR POWERFUL LEADER,
                                                                               QUEEN JADIS

FUNNY WORD O' THE WEEK

THIS WEEK'S "FUNNY WORD OF THE WEEK" IS.......OOGABOOGA. THE DEFINITION OF "OOGABOOGA," IS........A WORD USED WHEN MUTTERING...BUT NOT A BAD WORD. OOGABOOGA IS THE FUNNY WORD OF THE WEEK. :)