Sixth graders at Hillel Day School studied idioms and their origins. Students learned about the storytelling elements of an effective story mountain and creating dynamic characters. They also studied and practiced how to be descriptive writers using precise language and committing to either a first-person point of view or a third-person narrative point of view. These narratives are origin stories written, recorded and told by students.
Always make sure that you know what you're signing up for, as this ordinary man gets himself in a whole-lot of trouble!
Helping a construction worker did not go so well for a kid who just wants a breath of fresh air.
Max and Ali are siblings that love to bug each other... but when Ali got hurt, Max didn't know what to do with himself!
A game of four square causes some trouble for Addie and her friends.
You never know what will happen when you bring your dog to a food truck festival.
Just because you're scared doesn't mean you can't fly!
Have you ever thought about how you are going to spend your money? Trust me when I say use it wisely.
Come and listen to the story of a former slave telling his story to his young son.
A move to Michigan turns out to be waaayyyy bigger than anticipated!
Three friends want to have a great time... but the weather has other plans.
When doctors from the past time travel to a soccer game, you know it's going to be a good one!
Taking a leap of faith led to an unexpected date... on skates.
Imagine you're a coach and your best player turns to a better team... now imagine that team is the army.
Sometimes thieves do not always get caught! This one got away.
When Charlie has finaly learned how to be smart, it feels like a whole new and diffrent world for her.
Bet you didn't realize a Baker's Dozen wasn't always a good thing!
Going on a road trip can lead to helping someone in need.
It's always nice to be on a football team, but sometimes you have to overcome challenges to get there.
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