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FROM THE HALL OF GREAT FIRST SENTENCES: “No, you can’t cook,” my mom said. “But Mom, I know how,” I whined. Too Young To Cook Algenae

111 Student Writing Pieces

The Man of the Year

by Ngan

First sentence:

My aunt spent her entire childhood living in a small, rural hamlet in South Vietnam, where almost all people made a living growing rice and cabbage or raising pigs and cows.

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Fast Forward

by Sarah

First sentence:

All of a sudden, I was at a scientist’s lab, and the scientist’s name was Dr. Crook.

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Strong Should Have Been Her Name

by Shanese

First sentence:

Run to the future and see what it holds.

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Time Travel

by Hamdi

First sentence:

Albert Einstein built a pizza machine. There was a tube for sauce, a tube for pizza, candy, and pudding.

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Once there was a man named Gohan he was in a battle with Freiza

by 826 Boston

First sentence:

Once there was a man named Gohan he was in a battle with Freiza. Once Gohan turned in to super saiyan God blue, Freiza was about to come to an end. I like Gohan and Freiza. Anyway Gohan did the Kamehomeha wave and Goku joined in. Then Goten and Trumas threw an energy ball, it […]

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Marcio, The Good Guy

by Marcio

First sentence:

Hi, my name is Marcio and I have a superhero team called Team Marvelous. There are four superheroes on the team. One of them is Super Jay, who can make fire; Justin, who can fly; Super Cristian, who has super strength; and lastly me, Marcio. I am Superman M. I have laser vision and I […]

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How to Be a Superhero

by Nagwa

First sentence:

Step 1: Create a superhero name. Think of your favorite food, something you like to do, your favorite animal, a cool weapon, or an accessory.

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Untitled

by Jihad and Jerome

First sentence:

Programs like My Way Café should be fast-tracked and rolled out to as many students as possible.

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Too Young To Cook

by Algenae

First sentence:

“No, you can’t cook,” my mom said. “But Mom, I know how,” I whined.

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