Breanna

My name is Breanna. Some of my hobbies are hunting, soccer,  go-kart and snowmobile. I was born at Spectrum Health hospital in Greenville, MI. My twin sister was born 1 minute before me. I am in 7th grade at CMMS,  I hope to be a animal cop. My favorite book this year that I have read is Great Debates: Sports, because it tells about different sports and if you should play them. || ====Some of the sites I visit on my free time are [|tiny url], and playing Minecraft.==== ||
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Here are some of my hobbies in my free time. During the winter I like to snowboard, sled, make snow forts, and play minecraft. In the summer I like to ride bike, jump on our trampoline, and play basketball. I like to play with Ashley, Zach, Brooke, Lindsey, my Mom, and Scott. Ashley and I would play with my dads neighbors (the snotty boys). We would ride go-cart, snowboard, and pull sleds behind our quad. I don’t usually snowboard on big hills just in my mom or dads, front or back yard. I also love to swim, spending time with my family, snowmobiling, and playing soccer. I have swam in lake Michigan and Lake Huron. I went into an AYSO soccer tournament and won all 7 games, everyone on the team got a trophy for winning the last game.

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 This weekend I am going hunting small game hunting and I am hoping to get a squirrel or something. I am going to my dads and going out behind his house and going small game hunting I think. We went to are uncles this weekend to go small game hunting but we did not see anything but I shot a 12 guage. ======

The Social Studies text “ Child Labor Around the World,” by Nelda Marquez, discusses children worldwide who must work. The Social Studies text describes how millions of children around the world are forced to work and they are not going to school to get an education.The job child labors do are difficult, often dangerous, and low paying. Kids in Brazil pick oranges and get blisters from the pesticides. Kids in Indonesia “lace up $100 tennis shoes for only 15 cents an hour” (98).In addition, education is an important way to fight child labor. When Kenya’s government banned school fees 1.5 million kids showed up to learn. “Many U.S. citizens protest products made by child labors” (101).In conclusion, many children around the world are forced to work instead of school. I think child labor is wrong.