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The Worst Day Ever for a Third Grader

Derek Gibson
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Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
Ingram Sparks

About

It's the first day of school for third grader Cody Skittle. He is so excited to see all of his friends again and meet his new teachers.
Cody's morning has just begun but he is already having THE WORST DAY EVER!



We've all had a bad day like Cody Skittle where it seemed things just never went as planned. However, even our worst days can help us learn, grow and become a better person tomorrow. It's important to remember to take a deep breath, stay positive, set new goals, and make better decisions so that we can improve our lives moving forward.



Remember, tomorrow is a brand new day and that's something to smile about.

Related Subjects

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