Victor’s first day of seventh grade in Fresno, California and he wants Teresa to be his girl this year. when Teresa says “hi”, he becomes flustered and blurts out a comment that sounds rude. Victor embarrasses himself when he gives Teresa’s name as a noun.

In the short story “Seventh Grade” by Gary Soto, the protagonist, Victor has a crush on a girl named Teresa. Teresa was in Victor’s French class. The main conflict was that Victor truly wanted to date Teresa, but he didn’t know how to ask her.

The exposition introduces the characters, the setting, and often the conflict, or struggle between forces. The rising action moves the plot forward and shows how the conflict becomes more complicated. The climax is the moment of greatest interest. The falling action and resolution reveal the outcome.

The climax has Robert very scared because right before the play Robert forgets his line! Belinda is already breathing down his neck telling him not to mess up or she’ll pound his face into the ground. The play is going just fine until it comes up to Robert’s line and he gets all the words mixed up!

In “The School Play,” a student struggles to overcome a fear many people face. SURVEY What are you most afraid of? Some of the most common fears people have are listed in the survey below. Rank the fears from one to ten, with one being the thing you are most afraid of.

Even then, Rob Robert’s dream was to be a cartoonist for the Walt Disney Company.

“That’s him, our hero.” What does Robert do to try to remember his line? He writes it on his hand. He recites it over and over.

Why dose Robert respond with his line when someone speaks to him at home? He is practicing so he does not forget it.

Victor Rodriguez, a seventh grader living in Fresno, CA, arrives for his first day of school. He is excited to see Teresa, a girl he likes and hopes to impress. Throughout the day, Victor talks to his friend Michael and attends his new classes. All day, he is distracted by the thought of seeing Teresa in French class.

around 12-13 years old

Originally Answered: Can 6th graders be 13? Of course they can. While this is a bit older than most 6th graders in the U S A, there are lots of reasons why they may be there. They could have started school later for health, birth date, or family decision reasons.

Grade 7

Children usually enter kindergarten at age 5….Contemporary period.

School grades

Canada’s grade levels compared to other countries

Because I took grade 13 I only had to go to university for 3 years to get an honours degree. it was hoped that eventually all undergraduate university courses would be publicly funded This idea was abandoned as high schools became more crowded and a 4 year high school program won out.

Canada. In Canada, the twelfth grade is referred to as Grade 12. Students generally enter their Grade 12 year when they are 17 to 18 years old. If they are 16 years old, they will be turning 17 by December 31 of that year.

List of Best High Schools in Canada

• Old Scona, Edmonton.
• Rundle College, Calgary.
• St Michael’s Choir (Sr), Toronto.
• York House, Vancouver.
• Crofton House , Vancouver.
• Columbia International College, Ontario.
• Albert College, Ontario.
• Unionville, Unionville.

Montreal university

The 30 Most Amazing High School Campuses In The World

• Diamond Ranch High School – Los Angeles, California.
• Strawberry Crest High School – Dover, Florida.
• Phoenix Union Bioscience High School – Phoenix, Arizona.
• Innovative Pilot High School – Poitiers, France.
• North Liverpool Academy – Liverpool, England.
• Ramón C.

Killarney Secondary School

Best universities worldwide Canada’s top two universities – the University of Toronto and the University of British Columbia – score particularly highly for research impact, which means that these schools produce high-quality academic work that is well respected.

The Ontario education system had five years of secondary education, the fifth year known as “grade 13” from 1921 to 1988. Then, grade 13 was replaced in 1993 by the OAC for students starting high school (grade 9). The OAC continued to act as a fifth year of secondary education until it was phased out in 2003.

TDSB Thorncliffe Park Public School | Toronto, ON Thorncliffe Park Public School is one of the largest elementary school in North America. This major expansion to an existing Toronto public school in a dense urban neighbourhood accommodates close to 2,000 students.

The school day in elementary schools is usually from 8.30am to 3 or 3.30pm, with an hour for lunch. There are also usually two 15-minute breaks (recesses) to allow students to let off steam between classes (and to allow teachers to find the aspirin). In high schools, hours are usually from 8.30am until 2.30pm.

12-15 year olds who regularly skip or refuse to go to school can be charged with truancy. The maximum fine is $1000 and/or up to 1 year of probation time. While on probation, students are required to attend school; and if the student skips school again, they can be sent to jail for up to 30 days.

Education is free for all students in the Canadian public school system. High school students must attend school until age 16 or 18, depending on the province or territory.

An annual salary of $50,000 may be above average in one place and it may be below the poverty line in the other place. Thus, the average good salary in Canada is USD 32,640 per year that is roughly USD 17 per hour.