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{ PDF } Ebook Code 7: Cracking the Code for an Epic Life [W.O.R.D]

{ PDF } Ebook Code 7: Cracking the Code for an Epic Life [W.O.R.D]
{ PDF } Ebook Code 7:
Cracking the Code for
an Epic Life [W.O.R.D]
Description
Gr 5–7—This slim volume offers short stories about the lives of seven students at Flint
Elementary School. Jefferson, Sebastian, Genevieve, Talmage, Samantha, Alec, and Kaitlyn each
experience unique problems, both in and out of the classroom, that offer valuable lessons.
Genevieve's egg-babysitting project goes awry, Talmage learns about effort through fishing, and
Jefferson 'paints what he sees' on a mural that celebrates the school's 50th birthday. Every
chapter offers a complete vignette from each fifth grader's point of view, and a satisfying
conclusion. The last chapter brings all six characters together for one final tale. Readers will enjoy
these stories involving a diverse group of likeable children who find themselves in funny (and most
likely, familiar) situations. Educators and parents will appreciate the life lessons of caring, having a
strong work ethic, and embracing teamwork that are so important during a child's formative years.
A supplemental website provides a downloadable discussion guide and activity book that can be
used to further enhance character education curricula. VERDICT Even if the book is purchased as
a stand-alone title without using the website, it will be a suitable addition to any school library that
is looking for short but fast-paced stories that reinforce pro-social behavior.—Anne Jung-
Mathews, Plymouth State University, NH Read more 'My grandson began reading this book on a
car ride, to his eye appointment, and brought it into the waiting room. There where about 10 other
kids is the waiting room who had their noses on IPads or their phones. I felt so proud to see him
wanting to read to the point of not wanting to put it down.' - Raquel Richardson ★★★★
★'Our daughter, who is 8, had to prepare a 'personality bag' consisting of 5 things to talk about
herself to her classmates on her second day of school. Code 7 was one of the things she took with
her.' - Viviana López Green'I bought over 30 of these books for gifts!  It teaches 7 positive
character traits, each written in 7 short story format. The idea is to crack the code by reading each
story and find the clue word (trait). I highly recommend this book for kids!' C. Buchanan ★★
★★★'My kids 4 & 9 years old loved the books. They couldn't wait for bedtime to come to
hear what happened next. The story line keeps the kids intrigued and at the end they couldn't
believe it was over already. Being based around a school setting with friends and classmates
made it easy for the kids to relate to the book. Teamwork is important in my family so the book
really helped show my kids that teamwork reaches far outside of the house and is very important
in school also. Heck even I couldn't wait for story time. The book is NOT predictable which helped
me be able to read until the kids fell asleep. -CoxCrewReviews ★★★★★'Just want to

say that my kids (10 and 8, girl and boy) read this and LOVED it. The 10-ye