The Spelling Contest
As the youngest and therefore smallest, Christopher always found it difficult to keep up w...
From the kayak Tommy could see everything below him. He could see twenty, thirty feet below. The light made funny patterns on the bottom of the sandy floor of the bay. The leopard rays sailed across the bottom like huge magic carpets. The coral sparkled with little fish darting in and out. Schools of fish swam back and forth, up and down, and around and around above the seafloor. In a moment they would dart left, and he could see all of them reflect the sun with their silver sides. Then they would dart another direction, and they were barely visible again. A big grouper moved out of the coral then slipped back in to hide. A barracuda, like a long rocket, hung motionless, waiting for the right moment to wield his sharp teeth with the force of some medieval weapon. There was a whole world in the bay below Tommy.
As the youngest and therefore smallest, Christopher always found it difficult to keep up w...
Dina wanted to learn how to cook. Her mom said that she would show her, but Dina had to be...
Matthew likes walking. When he is upset, he walks. When he is happy, he walks. If he has a...