I Know What You Did Last Summer

Describe your idea of summer. What memory best captures summer for you? Explain. Entry: My idea of summer is a break from school that lasts around two and a half months. Summer is a period of time where most teenagers get jobs and many families travel and go on vacation. It is the time of year where the water and air become warmer, and there are vast amounts of people at the beach or in their pools. The memory that best represents my idea of summer was this past summer. Last summer I went on many adventures

school. People look towards those nice long summer breaks. however a lot of things happen over the summer, the main thing that happens is that students tend to forget everything they learned during the previous school year. By the end of the the first month of summer, all that knowledge has leaked out of the brain. Then when the students return in the fall, the first month of school is wasted by re-teaching students what they should have already learned last year. It would be beneficial for students

how my best friend and I met. SUNNYVALE COMMUNITY CENTER, JULY 2OO9- I sat down on a cold hard cube shaped stone slab, zipping open my blue and lavender Tinkerbell lunch box. Inside, wrapped in aluminum foil, was the not-so long awaited PB&J, but instead of bread, there was a tortilla.A tortilla! Who does that?! Well, it does taste good, but my mom gave it to me so much that I soon got tired of it. I sighed. The girl next to me sighed a few seconds later. “Why are you sad?” she asked me inquisitively

It’s my first day of Highschool and I am very excited. I get ready and pack all my school supplies in my backpack. I go downstairs to find my mom. Once I find her she gives me lunch money and paperwork that I have to turn into the office. Once I was ready to leave my mom took my picture and we got in the car and left. When I got to school I started to get really nervous, until I saw my three Best friends, Courtney, Lanie, and Taylor. When they saw me they started jumping up and down because

You got what you wished for… I wish Summer was here, she would know what to do… Rachel felt that this would be her last thought, and it was fitting. It was her fault Summer disappeared. And now, Rachel cowered in fear of the shady flying figures hissing and charging at her. She had a dreadful feeling that this was the result of Summer leaving. Why hadn’t she listened to her? Summer was always fond of the saying, Careful what you wish for, you might just get it!, and now she got it. Rachel

fun. That summer I was able to work a summer job, so that year I was able to dress myself exactly how I wanted. When I tell you i spent every last cent on school clothes as soon I got my paycheck It was gone. Then my friend and I were both working so we were having fun all summer . So the first day of school comes around, I was like the hood Christopher Columbus. I had to show everybody where there class was at because I worked there for the summer so I knew were all the classes were. I was late

Summer school was as fun as it sounded, really it was boring, and we learned a lot, participated every day. So what did we do in summer school, what did we do every single day, and yes it was very scheduled. First we did annotations on a text, then we wrote on a little program called myaccess and then last but not least we read an unstoppable and then again wrote about it. Imagine doing that every single day of summer school, we learned but it was kind of boring sometimes just sometimes we did something

Betrayal Have you ever been betrayed by someone that you trusted? “The Summer People”, a fairy tale short story written by the author Kelly Link, portrayed the characters in a way that be can be greatly related. Throughout the story, she used several literary elements, such as symbols, allusions, and dictions to help the readers to understand the moral of the story. The main character, Fran, was bonded with the faith to be the caretaker of the summer people, and there is no possible way that she

I know what I did last summer “The summer after your Junior year was the best part of highschool. The summer where you feel your transfer into adulthood being unleashed to new experiences and choices.”(Tyler Jordan on High school experience at the end of his senior year ending to my junior year.) This was my goal at the end of my Junior year to have the best summer ever because of my past record of boring summers that this one was going to be thee one. July 19th, 2015 Everything changed. July 19th

Last summer, when I was a rising freshman, I made a grave mistake. I had relaxed all summer, and I was somewhat mentally prepared to start school. However, I still had one task left to complete: read the summer reading book. Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card. This is a fantastic story I had read it in sixth grade and I adored it. Despite my affection for the novel, I was tentative to read it again- after all, why should I why waste my precious time repeating a task I had already completed? However