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Many of the students in Mrs. Starch's biology class struggled to raise their hands. It takes courage to do so in front of your peers. Discuss a time when you used courage at school.
Make a list of at least ten objects you might see in a swamp in Florida.
If you were lost in the swamp as it appears Mrs. Starch is, what would you do for survival? How would you feel?
Using transitional words such as first, next, and last, retell the major events from this section.
Predict what you think is wrong with Nick's father. You know he's injured and coming home, but you don't know his injuries yet. Explain your answer.
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