what's the Lesson?
If you want to get anything in life you must work hard. In Toni CadeBambara's short story "The Lesson," the single unifying fact is exploring life outside of your own realm of knowledge is the key to success. This is proved to be true when Miss Moore took the children to see a way of life they have never to Miss Moore taught the group of children the basic principles and values of life each day, as well as the other characteristics of an education. Today, there was Slyvia, Flyboy, Fat Butt, Junebug, Q.T., Sugar, Jr., Rosie Giraffe, and Mercedes. Miss Moore asked the children if they knew what money was. She explained how to earn money, as well as how they should always save it. When Miss Moore gave Slyvia a five dollar bill to pay for the cab ride, the children were faced with one of their first real-life examples of money interaction. Slyvia was bothered with a strong intention to ditch the cab at a stop, and then go blow the money on junk food. When the children reach their destination, they taste the first display of how exploring life outside your own realm of knowledge is the key to The children are in down town New York when they get outside of the ca
think over what had happened that day. spend the money they stole from Miss Moore. Sugar begins to race Slyvia as they expensive toy store. Slyvia then decides that she is being dumb, and enters the something out of Slyvia, but she just stood there in dispise of Miss Moore. When what Sugar has just said. It seems that Sugar is the only one who really the kids "well, what did you think of F.A.O. Schwarz (Making Literature Matter,
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Approximate Pages = 4 (250 words per page double spaced)
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