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A video blog by Pinki Kumar on various methods and strategies to teach the children appearing for Grade 5 through NIOS. Author Pinki Kumar Pinki is a special educator, play therapist and a mother of a neurodivergent kid. She has a YouTube channel Play and learn to teach different methods and strategies. These videos are a great resource for the parents to help their child learn various skills.

Victoria had never considered Lawrence a friend. He was a project, someone that must be saved from his messy hair, rumpled clothes, poor grades, and unhealthy obsession with the piano. Someone who needed improvement.

But then, Lawrence is suddenly gone without a trace, and the Prewitts are acting strange.  Wide smiles-too wide-, bad tempers, cockroaches infesting their house, and an attitude that tells Victoria that something is wrong. Kids are disappearing, and no one seems to notice? Yes, something is very wrong. And if there’s one thing Victoria hates, it’s nonsense.

So she starts investigating the house at the end of her block. The Cavendish Home for Boys and Girls. A home that, at first, seems very welcoming to Victoria, The Good Girl, but very quickly turns into the stuff of her worst nightmares when she starts asking too many questions of the mysterious Mrs. Cavendish. Soon, she finds herself in a small, dark room watching her parents through a plate glass window. Except, her parents cannot hear her screaming for them behind the glass, and they don’t even remember that they had a daughter.

This is the voice of Molly Bigelow, seemingly normal seventh grader: From prologue to “in the first place.” (pgs 1-3) 

This message will self destruct in approximately 30 seconds. Meet Ripley. Ben Ripley. He thought spy school was going to be all fancy clothes, exotic places, and crazy cool weapons. He was only sorta right. See, at 12 years old, Ben is a truly gifted mathematician. So, he knows that exactly 4,583 days after his twelfth birthday, secret agent Alexander Hale recruited him to the Academy of Espionage for the Central Intelligence Agency, the CIA. He also knows that it is awfully suspicious to recruit a new student in the middle of the school year. And the minute he arrives, he’s running for his life accompanied by the most beautiful girl he has ever seen. His mission, then, becomes crystal clear. 

1. Survive spy school.

2. Get the girl, who happens to be way better at the spy thing than he is. In fact, she kicks his butt.

Somehow, surviving seems just a bit more likely.