The Report Card
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Indoor recess in the gym was always noisy and confused, and the library was always just the opposite.
I went to a table near the back wall to do my math homework. I was whipping through the sixth problem when a voice said, “Nora?”
I jumped a mile. I hadn’t heard Mrs. Byrne come up behind me. She smiled and said, “Sorry to startle you. Sometimes this carpet is almost too quiet. May I talk with you over at the front desk?”
“Sure,” I said, and I got up and followed her.
She said, “Back here,” and s...he motioned me behind the desk to the long work counter. “I want you to read something I printed out yesterday.” Then she handed me ten or fifteen pieces of paper that were stapled together.
I knew instantly. I knew what I was holding. I pretended to read the first sheet, but I hardly saw the words. My thinking had kicked up into overdrive. I was in trouble. I needed a way out. I needed a major distraction—something like a fire drill, or maybe an earthquake.
It took a lot of effort not to start breathing fast, and I was afraid my cheeks would turn bright red.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Indoor recess in the gym was always noisy and confused, and the library was always just the opposite.
I went to a table near the back wall to do my math homework. I was whipping through the sixth problem when a voice said, “Nora?”
I jumped a mile. I hadn’t heard Mrs. Byrne come up behind me. She smiled and said, “Sorry to startle you. Sometimes this carpet is almost too quiet. May I talk with you over at the front desk?”
“Sure,” I said, and I got up and followed her.
She said, “Back here,” and s...he motioned me behind the desk to the long work counter. “I want you to read something I printed out yesterday.” Then she handed me ten or fifteen pieces of paper that were stapled together.
I knew instantly. I knew what I was holding. I pretended to read the first sheet, but I hardly saw the words. My thinking had kicked up into overdrive. I was in trouble. I needed a way out. I needed a major distraction—something like a fire drill, or maybe an earthquake.
It took a lot of effort not to start breathing fast, and I was afraid my cheeks would turn bright red.
What to read after The Report Card?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew Clements to read onlineMoreLess
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