Bullying Worksheet

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There once was this boy named Derek. Derek is sixteen years old. Derek has dark hair with green eyes, he’s 5’9, and likes to eat a lot of desserts. He lives with his mom and dad. He has twin sisters, they are five years old. He was at his house like every other day. He was playing video games, he was playing fortnite. Derek gets frustrated when he gets bad grades because he feels like he's not good at any school subject. Even though Derek does everything he can get all his grades up, because if he fails classes he won’t be able to play soccer. Even though he goes and talks to teachers to see if they could give him worksheet papers that can help him get his grades up. When he gets the worksheets from the teacher, after all he goes home and works on them with his friend Mateo. Then when he's done with all the worksheets that he got from the teachers, mateo and him check them over to make sure they are right so he could get all the points and get all the grades up so he won’t have to sit on the bench …show more content…

He also realizes that he has a soccer ball raped under his arm. At this point he is wondering if the soccer ball has a special cause. When he holds the ball up to where the tornado is located, the soccer ball turns into the color blue, he thinks if he throws the soccer ball there’s something good going to happen after all the disaster happening.So he does through the soccer ball and the tornado also turns blue, but it’s getting smaller and then it just disappears with the dark clouds. The sun comes out and the clouds are not dark anymore. At this time he is thinking “ WOW I have super powers.” After all of the bad things happen he goes back to his house where his family is waiting for him, they were scared because they thought he didn’t make it out in time to run away from the tornado, but little did they know that their son was the one that made the tornado,

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