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In Andrew Clements' engaging novel, "The Unshushables," fifth-grader Dave and his classmates are notorious for their incessant chatter, earning the ire of their teachers. Inspired by Gandhi's practice of silence, Dave challenges the girls in his class, led by Lynsey, to a bet: two days of no talking, with boys vs. girls. As they navigate the hilarious challenges of silence, unexpected consequences arise, culminating in a showdown with the principal. Will they learn valuable lessons about communication and friendship? Dive into this entertaining story to find out!
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10/14/10No Talking Power Point By: Kaylee F.Author: Andrew Clements Illustrations by: Mark Elliott Pages:146
CHARACTERS • Dave- main character • Lynsey- main character • Jason- friend of Dave • Emily- friend of Lynsey • Taron- friend of Dave • Kyle- friend of Dave • Mr. Burton- teacher • Mrs. Akers- teacher • Eric- friend of Dave • Ms. Hiatt- Principal • Ms. Overbay- teacher
Settings • School • The lunch room • Dave house • Class Room
Plot Dave's fifth grade class is called "The Unshushables" by their teachers because of their constant talking. His grade is immature when it comes to boys and girls getting along with each other and when, Dave reads that Gandhi didn't talk for one day each week, he decides to try it out himself. But he only makes it until lunch before getting into an argument with Lynsey, the leader of the girls, and they end up making a bet. Two. The bet is two days of no talking, boys against girls. Whichever side talks less, wins. Not talking is harder than it seems, and has all sorts of consequences including a meeting with the principal, who has been trying to get them to stop talking for years.
Problem The problem is that no one in the Fifth grade is talking!!!
Solution The Solution is that someone (boys or girls) WINS!!!! So read the book and find out what happened?
Thank You BYE!!!!!