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    Now run. Timer stops. It’s over. The futures field hockey camp. The best from all over the state practice from January to April at the nearby college to then compete in one, possibly two, tournaments. Regionals and then, if you make it passed, nationals. A chance to practice with the US Olympic team. “Going to this camp will be great,” I told my best friend, Macy, after practice in the locker room. A badge. For the ones that go to this camp. A symbol of greatness among our teams. Gold and silver

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    soldiers only fought one out of the thirty days. Some people believe that all soldiers do is sleep ,eat, and fight. They’re wrong because when soldiers aren't fighting they are participating in clubs created by other soldiers, doing chores around the camp, and or reading and writing to family, they do this because they are trying to stay aware of things happening outside the war, and at home. Besides fighting, soldiers do other things to entertain themselves in their free time like reading and writing

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    Camp Merrimac was a day camp that was for the arts. Nonetheless, it also had normal camp activities like canoeing. Pearl’s summer was off to a rough start but it was starting to get better. Pearl went to Camp Merrimac with Lexie, JBIII, and her old best friend who moved Justine. Lexie was Pearl’s CIT also known as counselor in training. Pearl’s troop

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    ready for church camp?” I answer with a wide smile across my face, “I can’t wait!” I had been waiting for ever to get to go to “Camp Flood” with all of my friends. My two younger sisters can’t come to camp with me yet because they are too young, but they are excited, not only to get away from us for a week, but they are going to go to Chuck E Cheeses’ that is what they are anxious about. My older brother and one of my three younger sisters get to go though. We are all ready for camp. My clothes have

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    and concerns for his child’s soon to be camp counselor, whoever it may be. Brandwein expresses the nerves of putting his child in the arms of someone he has never met. While he uses convincing emotion throughout the letter, there is also a sense of formality that adds to his

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    Sarah makes a promise to her little brother that she would come back and save him. Throughout this story Sarah is determined to keep this promise in the internment camp, and when she escapes. Although much of her determination brings her joy, it also brings her sadness and despair. For instance, when Sarah is in the internment camp she shows determination to keep her promise to her little brother by performing countless attempts to retrieve him. One attempt that Sarah and her family makes to retrieve

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    Franklin 's findings from her investigation of his work, in her book, A Thousand Darknesses: Lies and Truth in the Holocaust Fiction. Borowski, a Polish political prisoner, begins by confessing his role in the suffering others endured within the camps and upon arriving. Borowski allows readers to witness the fruits of his camaraderie with Kommandos and also the

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    I Am David By Ann Holm

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    refuge. There was three main events that lead to this; David’s escape from the concentration camp, temporary stay at an Italian family’s home, and being taken captive by a Swiss farmer. David had been captive at a concentration camp for twelve years, without knowing his family, background or what real life was outside its walls. A camp commandant, referred to as “the man” helps David with fleeing the camp and making his first steps to freedom, why he does this is not revealed till later in the

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    person had not been there. It reminds me of George Bailey in “It’s a Wonderful Life.” He was given the chance to see what his community would be like without him. And so it is for Steve Rock. Without his yeoman’s efforts on behalf of the Variety Club Camp and Development Center, the children with disabilities that it has served for years would have missed many new learning experiences. For example, there would be no opportunity for the children of the Greater Phoenixville Area who attend the camp’s

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    The Boy in the Striped Pajamas Quiz Please write using complete sentence and use your own words for each answer. Be sure to check grammar and spelling. You may write on the quiz sheet, but it is recommended you use own paper for writing answers. 1. Why are Bruno (Asa Butterfield) and Shmuel (Jack) drawn to each other, despite their opposing circumstances? Bruno and Shmuel are drawn to each other simply because they are two kids of similar age that don’t have any friends where they reside

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