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8 Smarty Panthers!
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Anna Scott 11, Eustis FL describes her best
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200 years in the future. That way we would
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200 years in the future because it would be
cool to observe.
Rafael 11, Leesburg, FL
Shayla 10 Leesburg, FL
200 years into the future because then I
could see what my great-great
grandchildren would look like.
I would rather go 200 years in the future so
I could see all of the new technology and to
see how the economy turns out.
Kiki 12, Tavares, FL
Benjamin 14, Mount Dora, FL
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I would have to pick the future to see how
far technology has advanced and
improved. I would miss my family though!
Megan 10, Apopka, FL
I would go 200 years into the future
because I would want to know what my
kids’, kids,’ kids’ would look like.
Samantha 10, Melbourne Beach, FL
Neither! Why can't I stay here? Ha-ha!
Well, I would have to say the future. So
many people know about the past, but
nobody TRULY knows what’s going to
happen in the future...right? I will be able to
see what people have accomplished and
look back at my life to see MY personal
accomplishments.
Heaven 11, Melbourne, FL
I would rather go 200 years into the future
because I would want to see how my
generation takes care of the world for the
future generations. Did we make it better, or
did we make it worse?
Victoria 14, Orlando, FL
200 years in the past because I could fix
some of our problems that we deal with in
our society.
Brianna 11, Port St. John, FL
200 years in the future so I could see the
new technology they have.
Mason 9, Holmen, WI
200 years in the past because I love history
and it would be cool to see how people
lived back then.
Christina 12, Orlando, FL
Future, because it would cool to see how
life has changed.
WOW, that is hard... I would have to say
"FUTURE!” Because I can see how much the
world has progressed. Like the ride at
Disney, Carousel of Progress. I like that one
a lot. Plus I have so many dreams written
down and I would love to see them all come
true!
Megan 10, Apopka, FL
200 years into the past. Then I can learn
from Jesus himself and how the bible came
into being.
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The future so I could see what peoples’ lives
will be like then.
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200 years in the future because I could see
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By Madison 17, Eustis, FL
Eustis High School
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The Smarty Panthers program has really
started to pick up steam. My mom and I
started the program almost a year ago as a
way for high school students to help
elementary school students while earning
volunteer hours in the process. It has greatly
spread by word of mouth and through
recognition from receiving The Jefferson
Award and through coverage by the local
news media.
The benefits of this program are
immense, not just for the students but the
school as well. While we don’t directly make
money or a profit off of this program, we
indirectly help the elementary school retain
or gain funding through improved FCAT
scores.
It even shows. Just this year I worked
with a boy in 5th grade, one hour a week for
half the year, who went from a “D” in math
to a “B.” All he needed was a little
specialized attention, which I easily related
to and it felt great to know that even in some
small way, I might have helped him improve.
So, I encourage all high school students
looking for volunteer hours, or just wanting to
make a difference to take part in this and
volunteer, even for just an hour and see if
you don’t fall in love with the idea of helping
someone as sweet as the kids that I have had
the privilege of working with.
My Worst
By Timmy 11, Apopka, FL
Saint Mary Magdalen Catholic School
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My worst day ever was the day my daddy went
away from home for a long time. My daddy is in
the United States Air Force Reserves. When they
say Reserves it means that he’s only in the military
part-time. For me it sure doesn’t feel like part-time.
On my worst day ever my daddy left to go to
Afghanistan. He missed almost all of my first grade
year!
My worst day started early. We got up early
to go to the base. We all sat in a big room that was
sort of like a movie theater. I just wanted to be
home playing with my daddy because we only had
a little time left before he had to leave. There were
lots of families in the big room with us, but no one
really felt like playing. We were sad and scared
that our dads and even some moms were leaving
again. I listened to the grown-ups talk about all of
the shots my daddy needed to get to protect him
from the terrible diseases they have in Afghanistan.
It was scary to think about. My mommy told me that
I shouldn’t be scared about that because the shots
would protect him from the diseases, but I don’t
know how they know that for sure. People get flu
shots and still get the flu.
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When we went outside the news reporters
were there with a big line of trucks and buses. I
watched my daddy load up all of his bags onto
a big truck. I could tell his bags from everyone
else’s because I used markers to draw pictures
and messages on the outside of his duffle bags.
The news reporter asked if she could interview
me with my daddy. That means she wanted to
talk to us to ask us how we felt about my daddy
going to Afghanistan. I wanted to tell her the
truth that I was sad and didn’t want him to go.
But my mommy said that I had to be brave and
tell the reporter that I am proud of my daddy
and grateful that people like my daddy are
willing to go to war to protect me and other
Americans we don’t even know.
Day Ever
After the interview I hugged my daddy
one last time and watched him leave on the
bus. I was brave until I got in the car and
then I cried all the way home because I knew
that it was going to be a long time before I
could see my daddy again. Some dads die
over there and never get to come home.
I am proud of my daddy. I am grateful
that people like my daddy are willing to go
to war to protect us. I don’t know if strangers
know how hard it is for kids like me to say
good-bye to their dads when they leave.
When my daddy left it was my worst
day ever.

Day-To-Day
By Anna Scott 11, Eustis, FL
Homeschooled
........................
“Wake up! Wake up! It's
Thanksgiving!” six year old
Henry screams into my ear
like a bullhorn in the middle
of the night. As it's only five
thirty in the morning and he
was interrupting my sweet
dreams, I grumbled, “Go
away! Get back to bed! I
don't want to get up. Go
away!”
“But it's
What a regular day is like.
Thanksgiving!” the bullhorn
sounds again. “I don't care,” I mumble. “Oh well,” he sighs as he
stalks off.
Then this same scene is repeated by my oldest brother, Jack,
age nine, and my youngest brother, Benjamin, who is two, coming
into my room to try to wake me.
Finally, after much
groaning, I get up, unprepared to do
anything except eat breakfast. My
mother is already up, ready to do the
billion chores that “must be done” before
the 30 or so guests arrive for our
Thanksgiving feast. My opinion is that our
family who arrive for lunch really do not
care if there is dust underneath the chairs
or the dishwasher is empty, but that is
definitely not my mother's opinion.
Anyways, after a morning of chores, we get to my favorite
part, which is setting the table. I just love creating pretty patterns
with the beautiful china and napkins. Since the guests will be
arriving any minute, I change out of my work clothes and go out to
greet them.
Forty-five minutes later, everyone is present and ready to
consume the abundance of food. Roasted turkey. Baked ham. Tart
cranberry sauce. Pecan, apple, and pumpkin pie. Deviled eggs. We
definitely have a feast spread on the table!
After lunch, my cousins,
brothers, and I run out to play for the
next five hours. We help my father
build the biggest bonfire you have ever
seen out in our sand pit. Eventually we
eat a quick dinner of leftovers from
lunch before lighting the bonfire.
Slowly neighbors, friends,
and family begin to arrive, carrying
desserts to share and looking forward to
sitting around the fire and going on a
hayride. My brothers and I grab all the
children who arrive for an attack on the
dessert table. We also like to play jokes by snatching our parents'
cups and switch their apple cider for cups of sand.
After an evening filled with play, hayrides, and marshmallow
roasting the evening ends with people gradually leaving to return
to their houses to go to bed. I always think, as I drift off to sleep,
“This has been the best day of fall.”
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Homeschooled
Our mom and dad are artists. They travel all
around Michigan selling their art at art shows.
This was the year they decided to homeschool us
so we could travel to Florida for the winter and
sell art. Our time in Florida was not easy.
Overall, it was very rewarding, but there were
some challenges.
We left Michigan the first week of October
and headed south. The lessons that we learned
started immediately. My dad has never pulled a
travel trailer before. He learned that when the
truck starts whining, and makes high pitched
screaming noises while driving up the West
Virginia Mountains, you need to down shift! As
a family that homeschools, we stayed in as many
parks as we could. Such as Ft. DeSoto, Oscar
Scherer and Wekiva Springs.
From North to South Florida we looped the
state three times meeting some of the greatest
people at art shows and RV parks. Some of my
experiences living in a 26 foot travel trailer
started in my bedroom. It is 4 ½ feet wide and 6
feet long with bunk beds. We have a full kitchen
and full bathroom. School is difficult for me in
general because I have A.D.D. so it is very hard
to focus while doing my work. I would take a
break and eat every 2 hours. Learning
independence on this trip was time well spent for
me. My bedroom made for a cozy learning
spot. The best times were after we would get our
work done.
We were usually only a few minutes from a
beach. The best part about living in Florida was
being by the water. Almost every day we went
to the beach at low tide to walk in the shallows.
It was so pleasurable swimming, walking and
finding treasures. We would find beach glass
and tiles that washed up. My mom and dad
would use those found pieces in their art.
I also very much liked staying at the Florida
parks. Some of the things that I liked to learn at
the parks were about our ancestors that lived
there before it became a state or county park,
and all of the animals that lived at each one.
When we kayaked at Ft. De Soto we saw
stingrays, sharks, dolphins and Lightning
Whelks. While staying at Oscar Scherer, we saw
the Florida Scrub Jay, and the Gopher Tortoise.
The Scrub Jay is only located in a very small
area.
Wekiva Springs was the best mountain and
street biking I’ve ever done. Snorkeling in the
cool springs felt wonderful! The most unusual
place that we stayed at was downtown South
Miami, on the side of the road just behind
Sunset Drive. It was like having a Condo in
Downtown Miami! Driving in Miami, pulling our
trailer was quite an adventure for my dad. The
corners are sharp and the streets are tight. We
parked behind the Winn Dixie, went to eat, saw
a movie, and went to a candy store that had a
five pound gummy bear. All only a two-minute
walk away! Plus our spot in the art show was just
out our door. The rough part was we didn't have
air conditioning. It was 90 degrees outside and
sleeping was sweaty.
During the shows Sophie and I taught
ourselves to make balloon animals. We would
walk around the art shows giving the balloon
animals away. It made us feel so good!
Sometimes we would make tips. One time we
did so well we were able to pay for an air boat
ride through the Everglades for the family with
one and five dollar bills! If you have never been
to an art show, you should go!
The five month trip went by fast; we do miss
it. We have been home back for a month now.
We like being back, but we like to travel too.
My mom says, "We were immersed in the
college of life.” Things you put importance in
somehow change. Selling art was wonderful, but
the opportunity of spending time together, on a
learning adventure, was priceless!
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Packers VS
Bears FOOTBALL’S
LONGEST RIVALRY
By Erik Slaby 17, Mount Dora,FL
A-Team Writer / Homeschooled
The peacefulness of fall is here; the leaves
are turning and there’s a chill in the air. But
there’s one day this season when it’s not
too peaceful and quiet. That day is
Sunday. That’s right, it’s football season!
For five months the 32 teams in the NFL
will face each other and battle for a
chance to go to the Super Bowl and hold
the storied Lombardi Trophy.
On game day, the emotions of the
teams and their fans are high, but none are
nearly as high as when the Green Bay
Packers and the Chicago Bears face each
other.
The Packers vs. Bears is the NFL’s
longest running rivalry. The teams have
played an astounding 185 times, the most
in NFL history since the two teams first
squared off in 1921. According to a Green
Bay Packers spokesperson, “They have
played a total of 183 times (plus 2 playoff
games) with the Packers winning 86, the
Bears winning 91 and 6 ties being
recorded.” Both teams have won a playoff
game against each other.
There is no rivalry in football that even
comes close to this rivalry in passion and
longevity. The Packers and Bears are in the
same division so they play twice a year;
these two games are circled on the
calendar and anticipated by both teams
and their fans.
The Packers / Bears rivalry is
underscorded by games in which fans have
felt “cheated” of victory. In the 70s and
80s, the rivalry heated up when the
Packers consistently found themselves on
the losing side. Those games inspired
disdain from Packer players and fans alike.
On the flip side, the Packers
dominated in the 90s and 2000s. One of
the more memorable games in this rivalry
that the Bears thought they should have
won is the game now know as "The Instant
Replay Game."
In the Instant Replay Game, the
Packers were losing, and in the final
seconds Packers quarterback Don
Majkowski scrambled around the field for
a receiver and threw a touchdown to win
the game. At first it appeared that
Majkowski had crossed the line of
scrimmage before throwing the pass. The
officials reviewed the play and deemed it a
Packers touchdown, which won the game.
Bears fans today still believe they were
cheated out of a victory.
The winning tradition of both teams
proves them both to be stellar contenders.
Bears owner George Halas, Packers
founder Earl “Curly” Lambeau and
legendary coach Vince Lombardi, won a
combined 19 NFL championships. In total,
the teams have won a combined 22 NFL
championships. The Packers have won an
NFL record of 13 championships. The Bears
have won nine. Together, both teams have
55 players
Scan to see a
and coaches in
great video on
the Hall of
this exciting
Fame.
rivalry.
Dream Share COME
TRUE
By Erik Slaby 17,
and proudly held shares of
Mount Dora,FL
the team since 1923.
The NFL has 32 teams
competing with each other
with dreams to the go to the
Super Bowl. Almost all of the
teams are owned by a single
major owner. All except one
team. The Green Bay
Packers defy the ordinary
and are owned by the fans.
The Packers are the only
professional sports team in
the U.S that is community
owned. Fans have coveted
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Hundreds of thousands of
shares have been sold to
keep the team operational
and most recently to fund
stadium expansions. For a
few short months in 2011,
the Packers offered and sold
250,000 shares for sale. This
was the first time shares had
been offered in more than a
decade.
As a Packer fan myself,
my dream of being a
shareholder came true
during this unique stock
offering as well. On
Christmas morning of 2011, I
spied one particularly
interesting shipping envelope
on my pile of presents. What
awaited me shocked me and
was a fantastic surprise! In
my hands was my very own
certificate of ownership in
The Green Bay Packers. I
was shaking and full of
emotion as I had just
become an owner of my
favorite team!

FSU’s Bowden
Inspires
By Carolyn 13, Eustis, FL
Eustis Middle School
I recently went to an Fellowship of
Christian Athletes (FCA) luncheon
and let me say, it inspired me in more
ways than one. The event was hosted
by Mr. Sammie Smith, a retired NFL
player, who was extremely generous
and down to earth.
Although there were many guest
speakers, the main speaker was Mr.
Bobby Bowden. For those of you who
may not know who that is, Mr.
Bowden was the FSU football coach
for 34 years. He didn't just coach
though, he inspired thousands of
athletes. And that's what he came to
talk to us about.
The luncheon was amazing!
Bobby Bowden told stories that
touched everyone’s heart. But it
wasn't stories about heroic
touchdowns, or amazing passes. He
told stories that enlightened all of us.
The whole experience definitely
opened my eyes, and made me thank
God
for all that I am blessed with. I
will be forever inspired, just from that
hour and a half.
As an athlete myself, I am
thankful that there is a great club like
FCA that brings religion and sports
together. It was an overall beautiful
experience, and I am so glad that I
went! Mr. Bowden was an excellent
speaker, a great football coach, but
an even better man. He has touched
hundreds of thousands of hearts, and
inspired hundreds of thousands of
souls. And I just think it is great for
Mr. Bowden to travel around the
country talking to people.
It was a great honor to be able to
listen to the legend, and I hope that I
may be able to hear Mr. Bowden
speak again.
BOWDEN FACTOIDS
By Erik Slaby 17, Mount Dora,FL
Winningest football head coach.
Only had two losing seasons as a
head coach.
His last win as a head coach of FSU
came when he was 80 years old.
Was a head coach from 1959-1962
and from 1970-2009.
Coached many players who went to
be stars in the NFL like Derrick
Brooks, Deion Sanders and
Sebastian Janakowski.
Athletic Director at South Georgia
College as well as football, baseball
and Basketball coach
Played quarterback at University of
Alabama for a year.
Well known member of the
Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
Born in Birmingham, AL
Has three sons who have all
coached football. Terry was the
head coach at Auburn and is
currently the head coach at Akron,
Tommy was a head coach at
Clemson and Jeff was the Offensive
Coordinator at FSU and is currently
the receivers coach at Akron.
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By Thomas 17, Mount Dora, FL
Bunk Roomie Writer
Mount Dora High School
After I graduate from high
school, I will attend collage at
Colorado University and
graduate with a degree in
marketing and design and
become a graphics designer.
I plan to win the lottery as
soon as I turn eighteen and
then after I graduate from
college, I will live in a house in
the middle of nowhere
probably two or three stories
high, with a nice mustang or
Lamborghini outside my house
in the separate garage that
also has two stories. The first
floor of the garage room there
will be all my fancy cars and
in the upstairs is like an attic
for stuff that I don’t plan on
using anytime soon so I will
just put all the random things
around the house that I don’t
need inside of this attic for my
children to find one day when
they go exploring to find
treasure in the attic.
I am apart of a robotics
club now so I suppose I could
build myself a robot to do all
the things that I don’t want to
do like mowing the lawn and
getting me a snack when I am
hungry.
This would be the ideal
perfect life. If it all goes how I
plan, that would be really
great.
I would work in my own
business that I would start from
scratch that would do graphics
work for any sort of business
as long as I get some of the
money or a one time payment.
In conclusion, this is my
future life how I plan it. It is
probably a little better than it
will probably be, but I think it
sounds like a pretty good life,
don’t you?
My Dream Snake
By Javelyn 10, Umatilla, FL
Bunk Roomie JAy-Team Writer
Round Lake Elementary
I went to the Repticon (Reptile
convention) in Orlando, Florida
recently. I was hoping to get a carpet
python, because they are beautiful.
I researched them and found some
sites that said that they range from 6 to
8 feet in length. Carpet pythons in
general belong to the Morelia Spilota
species and include a diverse group,
such as Diamond Pythons, Coastal
Carpet Pythons, Irian Jaya Pythons and
Jungle Carpet Pythons. Jungle carpet
pythons are growing in popularity,
because with their pattern of vibrant
yellow stripes against a deep, velvetblack
background, they live up to their
namesake and look like a fine Middle
Eastern carpet; a piece of art.
Eventually I did find a booth with a
carpet python for only $75 dollars
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which is cheap for a carpet python. The
man I got my snake from is named
Steve Tillis. He sells Carpet Pythons and
sometimes Ball Pythons. Steve said that
my Carpet Python is 50% Irian Jaya,
25% Coastal of Will Leary lineage, and
25% Jungle from Ivory lineage. He also
said that they are aggressive when they
are young but grow calmer as they age
It is 3 feet long, one year old and a
beautiful snake. I named him Nagini
after Voldemort’s giant and venomous
snake Nagini from the Harry Potter
movies/books. Pythons and boas are
non-venomous. My Nagini was and is
aggressive when not fed properly, but
when he is fed he is very calm. He eats
small rats about 2 inches not including
the tail. That size is still a baby for rats.
A snake’s only weapon is its mouth
so it has to feel completely safe before
it eats anything. He eats once a week.

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By Chace 18, Mount Dora, FL
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training session, then
progressing through a
day of academic,
My summer, so far, has been a
leadership, and
great experience full of exciting
character
Accepting
The
Challenge!
opportunities. It started at the
United States Naval Academy
Summer Seminar in the first
week of June. The seminar is
designed to show upcoming
seniors why they should consider
applying to and attending the
Academy, then later serving our
country through the United
States Navy or Marine Corps as
an officer.
It was probably the most
physically and mentally
demanding week of my life. It
involved waking up at 5:00 am
every morning for a physical
development.
The week culminated with
mock Sea Trials, an eight hour
training session designed to
stress you and your team’s
mental and physical strength.
Overall, the experience changed
me and reminded me why I want
to attend the Academy after my
senior year.
After I flew home from the
Academy, I switched gears to
return to the Hugh O’Brian
Youth Leadership (HOBY)
seminar for Mid-Florida at
Eckerd College in St. Petersburg.
I was
chosen to return this
year as a junior facilitator after
being the ambassador for
Christian Home & Bible School
in 2011.
My experience this year
was even better than I could
have imagined. The opportunity
to help this year’s ambassadors
grow into leaders and see the
changes they went through
during the weekend was a
humbling experience. It’s hard
to believe that that was me one
year ago.
Chess
By David 11, Leesburg, FL
Tavares Middle School
........................
In the game of chess, there
are many positions that are
very important. The most
important piece is the king;
but in my opinion the knight
is the most important. That is
what I think I am.
The knight is the one that defends and protects the
king. He is the rock of everything else. He is very
strong. I obey and protect my mother and family like a
knight for his king. When my family is upset or sad and
going through rough times, I say ‘’it will be okay’’ and I
take care of them.
I would be the knight because the knight sounds like
someone you would want to be one of your best friends
and that is like me and I know that because when my
best friend was having family troubles, I was the first one
he called. I have awesome friends.
I think I’m the knight because I like to help and
defend people. I like to help the homeless and be
generous. I love people and I have a good personality
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and I would risk my life for someone if I wanted to and
I think a knight should also.
My duties as a knight are very important. It would
be my honor to protect, serve, and defend my family,
friends and kingdom. I am like that in real life.
In the future I think a knight would protect using a
double laser sword and a mega speed hover craft,
similar to a police man who is loyal and strong.
A knight always tries his best. He just tries to bring
his ‘’A’’ game to everything. I like to do that and I try
my best at everything that I do and show what I’ve
achieved. A knight does that exact thing. If I was a
knight, I would take it head-on and take it seriously
and I would be loving it and taking it in all the time.
So, those are the cherishing reasons I would be a
knight in real life.
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By Heaven 11, Melbourne, FL
Homeschooled
I find the perfect subject. A
beautiful flower. I zoom
in . . . let the camera focus.
Then, Snap! Another
beautiful picture. I’m in my
garden with my camera
searching for anything worth
looking at. Ohhh… that’s
really pretty. The sun is
setting and the trees are
silhouetted against the sky. I
snap a pic.
I love taking pictures. It’s
such a good feeling when you
capture a lasting image for
everyone to enjoy.
The moment you see a
hummingbird on your window
sill or the sap seeping out of a
log, shining in the
sunlight. . .The second when
the wind blows the trees just
the right way, or when the sun
hits the water while it sets in
the distance . . . Wow, what a
sight.
I hope everyone can get
that feeling of accomplishment
and pride at least once.
Maybe you don’t like to take
photos, maybe you like to
draw or play football.
Imagine the feeling when you
execute a play JUST RIGHT or
draw something better than
ever before and someone you
don’t know loves it. Isn’t that
a great feeling? I sure think
so. Every time I take one of
those perfect pictures I get
that feeling and that’s why I
love photography.
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Xylophone Mania!
By Jackson 9, Mount Dora, FL
Bunk Roomie JAy-Team Writer
Round Lake Elementary
This year in the 4th grade, I joined a
music ensemble group called the “Orfffins.”
“Orff” is the name of the company
that makes our school’s musical
instruments and “fins” is a reminder that
our school’s mascot is the
dolphin. My music
teacher’s name is Mrs.
Frasier. Everyone in the
group plays the
xylophone.
We are learning
multiple songs for a
concert that we are going
to play in December. The
latest song that we
learned is called the “Long Legged
Sailor.” The words go like this: “Have you
ever, ever, ever, ever in your long-legged
life met a long-legged sailor with a longlegged
wife?” I think it’s a strange song!
It’s hard to play on the xylophone, too!
Our group meets every Tuesday and
Thursday morning before school. Each
class is 45 minutes long. Mrs. Frasier
taught us how to hold the xylophone
mallets by telling us to remember, “Pinch,
Grasp, Ride the Bike.” First we should
pinch the mallets one inch from their base.
Then, we close our hands around them
and grasp them firmly so they will make a
good sound when we hit the xylophone
with them. Then, we move our
hands into a position like we’re riding a
bike to play. When we strike the
xylophone, we should aim for the middle
of the bars, not the bottom or top. That
makes a better sound.
I’m excited about the concert in
December and hope that everyone
remembers their part.
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Slice-O-Life
Stories
The Bunk Roomies take their first steps into the
reporting world by interviewing someone they
know and turning it into an interesting article.
Keep Trying No Matter What!
By Emma 13, Sorrento, FL
Bunk Roomie A-Team Writer
Homechooled
Everyone likes sports, and Drew
Vaillant’s favorite is soccer. Drew is
twelve years old and lives in
Lakeville, MN. He goes to
school at Scott Highlands
Middle School. When
Drew was younger he
played baseball,
basketball, and soccer.
He was best at soccer.
“I was better at
soccer than both of my
friends . . .because my
friends didn’t play a
lot of soccer,” Drew
explained. “Then a
few years later when
we all played soccer we were part of
a soccer club. When we had tryouts
for the different teams I made it on the
first best team and my friends made it
on the second best team. Now we are
all on the first best team.”
Drew’s team, The Devils, plays in
many tournaments, both indoor and
outdoor, with world-wide participants.
As a forward and now a left, midfielder,
Drew has played in The
Walmart Cup, The Best Buy Cup, The
Habilis Boy
Putting It Back Together
By Benjamin Slaby 14,
Mt Dora, FL, Bunk Roomie A-Team
Homeschooled
Blog Excerpt: Restoring a ’96
Camaro.
Day 26 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Today my brother and I jacked up
the Camaro and took off the
wheels. I had a little trouble
because the car fell off of my jack
so I had to call home and have
my sister bring me my other jack
so I could jack it up to get the
other one out. Once I got the
wheels off, we drove to the tire
shop and I had the tires switched
USA Cup and the Soccer Blast indoor
tournament. In The USA Cup Drew and
his team played against Brazil,
Canada, Mexico, Costa Rica,
Columbia and Puerto
Rico.
One of his
favorite parts of The
USA Cup is pin trading.
“The pin trading is a
hobby. When I come
back home from the
USA cup I like to show
off my pins,” Drew
said. The teams trade
different pins from
their countries. His
team won against
Canada, Mexico,
Columbia, Costa
Rica, Brazil, Australia and
Puerto Rico.
When Drew gets older he wants to
be in the Olympics and play in The
World Cup. His advice to everyone is,
“When you feel like giving up, keep on
trying. Sometimes when we play
against the second Mexican team and
they are beating us, I feel like giving
up, but I keep on trying no matter what
happens.”
Habilis means “handyman” and dates back to
the classification of early man, known as Homo
Habilis. That’s when man started using tools and
became pretty handy around the house. We have
our own resident Habilis man, in boy size: Benjamin.
over to the new wheels. I ended
up having to pay the guy $50
to get them balanced and
swapped. When I got back I
installed the wheels. I had
trouble installing them because
the center hole for the grease cap
wasn't large enough to fit all of
the way over the cap. I am going
to have to grind down the wheels
a little bit to make them work.
Today I made the car look nicer
with the wheels. . . .
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$2,995 down. 39 mo, 12k m iles per year lease. Plus $599.95
dealer fee and $595 acq fee. 2 or more at this price.
ONE YEAR FREE
MAINTENANCE
on all new models
Family Owned and Operated for 42 Years
$100
Mention The Bunk Room and weʼll donate
$100 to the cause of your choice with
purchase of any vehicle, new or used.