responsibility

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Zeke Meeks vs. the pain-in-the-neck pets

Zeke wants to bring home the class hamster, so to prove that he is responsible he promises his mother that he will take care of the family dog for a whole week--after that it is one disaster after another.

Being responsible

2019
"Learning to be responsible is part of growing up. Teaches some of the ways kids can show they are responsible"--Provided by publisher.

Kiki Kok?

the enchanted legend of the coqu? frog
Kiki Kok? would rather play than help his tribe with chores. After the moon goddess turns him into a tree frog to teach him a lesson, he learns to work with a frog community and earns the right to become a boy again.

Maggie-now

2012
"In Brooklyn's ruthless urban jungle, Maggie Moore is torn between answering her own needs and catering to the desirous men who dominate her life, and must learn to navigate a cycle of loss, separation, and hope as she forges her own path toward happiness"--Provided by publisher.

Reacci?n

2012
Zach struggles to decide what to do and what his responsibilities are when his girlfriend Ashley finds out she is pregnant and turns against him.

Carly

2017
This is eight-year-old Carly's first summer at Storm Cliff Stables horse camp, and she is already having a hard time following all the rules, so when she finds a garter snake and decides to keep it as a pet, she needs to keep it a secret.

Transforming school culture

how to overcome staff division
2009
Presents an overview of how school cultures function, and discusses four "types" of educators--believers, fundamentalists, tweeners, and survivors--and describes how to maintain a balanced dynamic between them to improve the school's culture and increase the learning potential for students.

Train your dragon to be responsible

2018
Drew helps his pet dragon Diggory Doo learn about responsibility.

How to be a hero

responsibility with the Incredibles
"Being a hero is a tough job. You need to know how to be responsible with your powers. It also takes fairness, perseverance, teamwork, and much more to keep your city safe. Join the Incredibles as they learn how to be a great team of heroes"--Provided by publisher.

It's not my fault!

A boy steadfastly blames everything from messy homework to a dirty face on inanimate objects until they visit his dreams, reminding him that he must take responsibility for his mistakes.

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