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CHAPTER 29 - Wishbone
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Summary
Melinda decides to make a memorial for the turkey: she digs it up and
takes the bones to art class. Mr. Freeman is thrilled. He tells her she
is on fire and she is digging for the meaning of commercialism and abandoned
family values during the holidays. She experiments with a couple of ways
to arrange the bones artistically, but Mr. Freeman just frowns and sighs.
He returns to the...........
Notes
This chapter reveals the pain of both Mr. Freeman and Melinda. His painting
shows his anger for the school board who denied him the materials he needed
to teach and he........
CHAPTER 30 - Peeled and Cored
Summary
Melinda tells us about how the class is learning about fruit in biology.
Mrs. Keen has spent a week talking about the reproductive system of fruit
which fortunately wakes up the back row. The lab portion of the class
involves dissecting an apple. David, without a word, cuts his apple into
eight equal parts, just like a surgeon, Melinda notes. He has been debating.........
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Melinda is so fascinated by David, because he has many abilities she
thinks she does not: he is brilliant, he is able to explore what he wants
to do in............
The
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symbolism, motifs, metaphors, and imagery; a key facts summary; detailed
analysis of the use of foreshadowing and irony; a multiple-choice quiz,
and suggested book report ideas and essay topics.
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