It was late December and the only person who was awake in the Lake family was Tom. Tom was an early riser and the latest he has ever slept in was about nine thirty and he slowly sat up when he woke up. All at once it registered, it was christmas. Tom was on his feet and was running to the living room to open the presents. Toms house is small for a family of four but it works. Tom's room was in the upstairs corner of the house and was the farthest away from the living room. He ran down the stairs thinking about all of the things that he would get. The one thing that he wanted the most was a new two wheeled red huffy bike. Even though he could not ride it but he wanted to be cool to say he had a two wheeled bike. When he got to the bottom of …show more content…
Baker say. Tom all the sudden turned around to see his whole class staring directly at him. “Oh, Is it my turn.” Mrs. Baker had a small grin on her face as she slowly nodded. “Well the thing that I got that I was so excited about was the two wheeled bike. It is red and it is made by the huffy company. As he ran out of things to say. I will learn to ride when all the snow is gone.” He slipped, he did not want to tell his classmates that he had not learned how to ride a bike yet. His face turned red and then mrs. Baker moved onto the next person. This time he was looking out the window no because he was bored but because he no longer wanted to stare anyone in the face due to his embarrassment. The rest of the day went by slow. Every class felt like hours and hours were going by. Tom never learned anything the rest of the day. The one thing he learned was that his classmates had come up with another name for him. Training wheel Tommie. When the day finally ended he hurried out to the bus and went to the very back and kept his head down until he was at his stop and he got off. Tom was at his house very quickly and as he got closer to his house tears were slowly starting to run down his
So as the morning Sun rose. The light beamed on Christopher's face. The warmth of the sun welcomed him to a new day and woke up in a small house in Los Angeles. Christopher is a tall, male, that loves technology and video games. He stretched and went to the restroom it was 9 o'clock and he was thankful it was spring break and didn’t have to go to school. Christopher made his way to the kitchen trying not wake up his parents and made himself breakfast. He served himself cereal Honey Bunches of Oats to be exact with almond milk. Then he took a shower and watched some YouTube videos before doing his homework.
-One day Jimmy was in a hurry to go his class were his short story about satiation and how he has a phobia towards germs. Sadly he woke up 8 minutes before his class started, so he just got on his car and began the
"IT'S CHRISTMAS MORNING!!!!" said Papa Mouse. Max was already up and waiting at the door to go out into the humans' house to see if he had gotten the scooter. "You must be very excited, Max." said Papa Mouse. "Papa, I made a whole bunch of cookies last night for Mr. Santa, so he would get me the Cheese-A-Tron 2000!" squeaked Max. "Well, why don't you go and check under the tree, Son."
Now they had to fix the bulletin board to one day without an accident. Without a mom, the only person he got along with, was ripped from him. A rusty old car drove up to his house just then and came to a horrifying halt. The man that called in sick stepped out, the man they called Louis miller was dressed in black. He nodded at little Joe Bennett with a sad but small smile. Then walked inside.
As Monday morning rolled along, Molly gathered all her stuff at the door and yelled for her parents to hurry or she’d be late to catch the bus at school. With all her things stacked in the trunk of the car, her dad could hardly see past her purple suitcase in the rearview mirror, yet that didn't stop him from driving. When Molly and her family pulled up to the parking lot, it was packed with other seniors and their families, they had to park at the back near the entrance gate which was farther away from the bus she needed to go
Eileen knew her father was moving out of the house and every day she knew another one of his belongings would be gone making her house even more empty, dark, and lonely. She would wonder every day coming home from school what would be gone this time. Eileen played on her beloved piano every day when she got home from school, it was part of her afternoon routine. One day Eileen and Stephanie were walking home together, Stephanie went home before Eileen reached her
Ruby waited hours for her results. When her results were back she was very nervous, then she saw the paper and was jumping up and down of excitement because she had passed the test! The next week her mom woke her up early and she packed Ruby’s lunch, for the first day of school. Her parents were scared of what would happen to Ruby but they also had faith she would do good.
On a chilly, December day, the Peterson family began their day as usual. The day started with the father, Paul, making breakfast while the mother, Lia, packed lunches. They had one daughter, Taylor. She was in ninth grade at Westfield high. This particular morning when they were getting ready for work and school, Taylor excitedly reminded her parents about her upcoming choir concert that night. Taylor had been given a solo and was excited to surprise her parents with it. As they headed out the door, they all gave hugs and said their I love you's. Taylor watched her parents drive away together as she waited for the bus to pick her up.
I had spent two hours teaching Makenzie the safe ways and the bad ways on how to ride a bike. Makenzie and I finally go the riding part when I had to help Makenzie get the hang of riding the bike. I thought Makenzie had the hang of riding so Makenzie
It was a scorching hot May school day. My dad said, I got to school it was a good day as usual didn't get sent to the principal's office, well i guess that is an accomplishment for the day. He told me. “the rest of the day went okay so i got on the bus and went home.” He told me he did his impossible homework and his chores.
It was a cold and gloomy winter morning when a medium sized blond haired boy named Chase went to school. When Chase stepped inside of knights middle school he had a long tired and bored face. He really did not like school his whole life, but he has to go to school to learn and get into a good college, that's what his mom wanted.All Chase could see is the disgusting shade of brown on the school walls and the ceiling looked like it
In Concord, Massachusetts, Eddy Hall, an eighth grader, on his birthday got a new bike. He left it on his front porch through the night. Next morning the bike had vanished, this disappointed Eddy because he knew that his aunt and uncle could not afford to buy another bike. Eddy wanted to find out who did this. While he was at school, his aunt received a box from India. It had an old bike that once Eddy looked at he rejected right away. A couple of days later he decided to look at his bike from his distant uncle. He looked at its speedometer, but it was not one, it was a clock. Then by his characteristic of curiosity, he looks closer on to the clock and finds two dials that say: DAYS and YEARS. He looked at the tag on the bike and he noticed it said “The Time Bike.” Next Eddy shows the theme of the story by trying to take the easy way out and jump finals week so he can graduate 8th grade. Then he finds out that he fails every class, which then makes him go to summer school.
It was Christmas Eve and my grandparents had just arrived to be with us for the holidays. They always come over every year, it’s like a family tradition. We always watched The Polar Express that night, which is also a tradition we do. After that we usually make the cookies and get a glass of milk for Santa. Finally, we go to bed anxious for tomorrow. It was December 25th, Christmas morning, and I was twelve years old. I was so tired because it was seven o’clock in the morning. I couldn’t fall back asleep because I was so excited that it was Christmas. I crawled out of my bed and snuck into my brother’s room and woke him up. We watched tv in my brothers room until eight o’clock and then we rushed down the hall to the top of the stairs. We could
"Time to get up, time to get up, let’s go let’s go,” yelled my nine-year-old cousin Kevin as he pulls off my warm blanket. The harsh cold of the Wisconsin Cabin wakes my 10 year old body up instantly. On any other day I would unleashed a fury of strikes to his chest that would leave him gasping for air, but on this occasion I gave him a pass. I leapt off of the top bunk bed with a grace and agility that is second only to members of the cat family. The cabin’s filled with radiant hues of red and orange from the dawning sun. The savory smell of honey glazed ham filled my lungs and my mouth began to water. Food is the last thing on my mind. My job was to assist my cousins with the daunting task of waking every single person in our 9 room cabin rental. It’s Christmas, but it won’t officially begin until EVERYONE’S present.
The rain was pouring outside. It was another long day, and Paul was getting nauseous. He had to stay late at the nurse's office again. “There’s nothing I can do,” the impolite nurse proclaimed. Paul was about to ask her to call his mother when she slammed the door shut. Paul’s phone was dead and no one was left. He then looked outside to see the golden ticket home that was the bus. It’s better than walking home, Paul thought to himself.