Books with title Freak the Mighty

Freak the Mighty lesson plan contains a variety of teaching materials that cater to all learning styles. Inside you'll find 30 Daily Lessons, 20 Fun Activities, 180 Multiple Choice Questions, 60 Short Essay Questions, 20 Essay Questions, Quizzes/Homework Assignments, Tests, and more. The lessons and activities will help students gain an intimate understanding of the text; while the tests and quizzes will help you evaluate how well the students have grasped the material.

Read by Elden HensonTwo cassettes / 3 hours 16 mins.Meet Maxwell Kane, narrator of The Mighty. He's a timid soul stuck in the body of a teenage giant with size 14 shoes. Hounted by a dark secret in his past, he hides out in his basement room, avoiding the world. When a new kid moves in next door--a small, brainy boy with leg braces and a major attitude--Max's life changes forever. The two outcasts from the 'normal' world team up to become Freak The Mighty.Like knights of old they defend the weak, right every wrong--and solve the mysteery of Max's past. Proving once and for all that courage comes in all sizes.

The Mighty 1 is a poetic tale about a brave soul who is tiny but mighty, just like the miracle baby in your life. Every year, millions of babies are born prematurely and many will spend several weeks or months in the neonatal intensive care unit. It's such an emotional journey for families whose lives have changed in an instant. This book was created to bring inspiration and smiles to all of you. It makes a great read for NICU cuddle time, and the perfect keepsake too!

"The Mighty is a stunning opening to the Druid's Guise series by Michael J Sanford, a book that will entertain and surprise young adults and adult readers alike." Divine Zape for Readers' Favorite 5/5 stars He's not crazy. Honest, he's not. He's just Wyatt. Wyatt the Mighty. Fifteen-year-old Wyatt can't believe he's been sent to The Shepherd's Crook, a treatment center for "disturbed youth." It's not his fault no one understands him. And it's not his fault he has no past beyond the shadows that haunt him. He wants nothing more than to escape from it all. And he does. Through a magic he doesn't understand, he finds himself in Hagion, a realm of fantastical creatures and immense wonder. He quickly finds himself in the company of a runaway warrior and two Children--a strange race of underground creatures that seem forever joyful. They claim Wyatt is a Druid, a powerful figure of myth and legend, sent to restore peace to all of the Realms. He doesn't bother correcting them. Finally, he can be the hero he's always dreamed of. But claiming to be a hero and actually being a hero are two different things. And it's a lesson Wyatt may have to pay dearly for.

Everyone's favourite frog has already saved the world TWICE with his incredible mightiness. Now it's the ultimate test of wills as Frog and his friends take to the skies to fight the bad-tempered extra-terrestrial Kroakan army ...hold on to your seats! Praise for The Legend of Frog: 'An awesome adventure just waiting to be made into a film!' Creative Steps

Seven child/teen prodigies are chosen to save Planet Earth together using their seven light rays. These children are chosen by the Ascended Master Saint Germain. Once chosen, they embark on a journey with their seven instructors, the Seven Elohim on the island of Hawaii. They are to use their powers as one team in order to succeed. As they attend the Academy of Wonders, they go deeper in themselves and with one another to learn how to use their powers before Planet Earth is destroyed by the discord mankind has created. After the children have finished their training, they are ready to take on the first of many missions to come.

THE WADDODLES OF HOLLOW LAKE: THE MIGHTY OAKSTORY LINE: Fun. Family adjustments to new home and friends. Lots of activity. Amusing friends and parties galore. Story stresses building relationships and friendship. A beau woos Harriet. STORY SYNOPSIS: Harriet awakens the first day to find Charmaine Crest and Melody Morn quarreling in her tree, about who is the most important, most beautiful bird. Overhearing the fracas, Hubbard The Great Horned Owl flies to the rescue. His great bulk, thundering gravely voice, and loud raspy breathing frightens the children. However, he soon wins them over. The birds had no sooner left The Mighty Oak when Dulcie Porcupine and Rosie Skunk come to visit, charming the Waddodles completely. Concerned about the overwhelming responsibility Harriet had raising her family, Hubbard plays ‘matchmaker’ and summons his good friend raccoon, handsome Toby Trottleby, to visit him. Harriet, embarrassed by Hubbard’s matchmaking attempt, is nevertheless impressed when she meets dignified, fine-mannered Toby Trottleby. When ‘The Beauties’ continue arguing, the group meet beneath The Mighty Oak, to discuss how to settle the problem of the quarreling bird’s constant arguing, disrupting the neighborhood. They appoint Rosie, Madam Chairwoman, to chair a committee. The committee decides to hold a beauty contest, of sorts, for The Beauties to preen and show off their beauty on stage hoping that would pacify ‘The Beauties’ … and shut them up. Rosie takes complete charge, taking her Madam Chairwoman role most seriously and soon has the contest blown completely out of proportion. News circulates among the woodland, sparking the other bird’s interest and desire to participate in the contest, which disarms Rosie. She soon delivers her elaborate, complicated plans for The Bird’s Beauty Contest, which, when held, turns into such an elaborate affair; it becomes the highlight social event of the season and the beginning of the Annual Woodland Celebration. Meanwhile, The Beast, Big Casey Black Bear, begins making frequent appearances on West Shore, stunning the residents, terrorizing everyone … trashing Billy Buck’s beaver dam, which results in another flash flood, and repeatedly ripping apart the grouse nests being built by perspective couples in preparation for The Ruffed Grouse Courtship Ceremony, scheduled to take place later in the season. Especially frustrated are Gracie Goodglee and Gaylord Grantmore, who rebuilt their wedding nest three times already in preparation for their hopeful wedding during the festival. Fred wanders off … again. Toby aids Harriet in the hunt for him, finally locating Fred feeding directly from the hand of the human boy, Steve Lawrence, beside The Stump. Fulfilling her responsible role, Harriet must ground Fred. Toby courts Harriet and spends time getting to know her children. Many of his evenings are spent taking Harriet, along with her children, on moonlight walks to the lake. Romance is very much in the air as the territory prepares for The Ruffed Grouse Courtship Ceremony soon to take place in The Grassy Meadow. Book Four climaxes by setting up Book Five, Ruffed Grouse Courtship Ceremony, as Toby seriously romances Harriet and The Ruffed Grouse Courtship Ceremony is in progress, as nests are being built and the intended grouse females listen to the erotic romantic sounds of the males drumming and dancing taking place on The Grassy Meadow in preparation of the courting and weddings soon to encompass the grouse who live on the West Shore of Hollow Lake.