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Ancient Egyptian homes ranged from simple one-room mud brick homes for peasants to larger limestone homes for nobles that sparkled, with all using mud bricks or stone tables for daily activities like eating, playing games, and writing.
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The story describes three little pigs who each build houses of different materials - straw, twigs, and bricks. A wolf blows down the houses of straw and twigs and eats those two little pigs. When he tries to blow down the house of bricks, he fails. He threatens to blow it up with dynamite later. The third little pig calls Little Red Riding Hood for help. She arrives and shoots and kills the wolf, saving the third little pig. However, it is revealed at the end that Little Red Riding Hood has used the skins of the pigs and wolf for coats and luggage.
The Baby-Sitter
The poem describes a babysitter named Mrs. McTwitter who believes her job is to literally sit on top of the baby rather than watch over it, showing her to be a strange and potentially dangerous babysitter.
The Oompa Loompa
The song welcomes Willy Wonka back home after facing frightening creatures in space, expressing relief that he survived and was not eaten for lunch as they had feared. The Oompa-Loompas sing with joy and relief at Wonka's return.
The first dandelion
The poem describes the first dandelion of spring emerging simply and innocently from its sheltered grassy nook, its golden face as fresh, fair and calm as the dawn without any signs of human artifice or concerns.
Mine
The song reminisces about the singer's relationship with her love interest. She remembers them sitting by the water where he first put his arm around her, which made her start to believe in love for the first time. She sees him as the best thing that has ever been hers. It then discusses their life together facing challenges but never making the same mistakes as her parents. The chorus repeats that he took a "rebel of a careless man's careful daughter" and that he is the best thing that has ever been hers.
I Got a Feeling
The song expresses the feeling that tonight will be a good night to go out, have fun, dance, and celebrate. It tells of plans to spend money socializing in exciting ways, including going out to party, getting "off the sofa", drinking, dancing wildly, and burning down the roof in enjoyment before doing it all again. It encourages seizing the night to rock and party every day of the week.
Doing the 500 freestyle
Maggie signs up for her first 500 freestyle race at her swim meet and is nervous about the long distance. With encouragement from her friend Shannon and teammates cheering her on, Maggie completes the race in 7 minutes and 23 seconds. Although she finishes last, Maggie is proud of finishing the difficult race. Her coach and parents congratulate her on her accomplishment in the pool.
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The document provides tips on how to be strange in class without getting a detention. It recommends starting by being a little strange with strict teachers and gradually increasing the strange behavior with more laidback teachers. Key tips include having fun, using appropriate randomness, learning from mistakes, and avoiding going overboard or acting in a way that requires mental health care. Examples given are responding to wins or requests from teachers with made-up phrases. The goal is to be strange in a cool and mature way that doesn't disrupt class or warrant disciplinary action.
Baseball
The document summarizes a baseball game between Northampton and Turners Falls for the district tournament championship. In the first inning, the protagonist misses a ball hit to right field that allows two runners to score, putting Turners Falls up 1-0. Later at bat, the protagonist hits a double to left field to drive in a run and tie the game. In the last inning, Northampton is winning 6-5 with two outs when the final Turners Falls batter is thrown out at third base on a collision, allowing Northampton to win the district tournament and advance to the state tournament.
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