Vocabulary
Books We've Read
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100
(noun) A first public appearance

Debut 

100

The protagonist of The Marrow Theives

Frenchie

100

The tribe that was relocated during The Trail of Tears

Cherokee

100

The kind of tree in our yard

Willow

100

Dollar bills are made of linen and this other cloth. Don't worry, we don't use slaves to grow it anymore!

Cotton

200

(verb) To make nervous or embarrassed

Fluster

200

Christopher's favorite detective 

Sherlock Holmes

200

The Spanish mission in San Antonio, Texas that Mexico bombarded with cannons

The Alamo

200

The name of the drug rehabilitation center that Ivan's parents ran at 309 103rd Street

Exodus House

200

This is the only continent without deserts.

Europe

300

(verb) To work long and hard

Toil

300

In The Marrow Thieves, the name of the character who had a scar across her face

Wab

300

The president who wanted to remove American Indians from their land

Andrew Jackson

300

Chef Jonah's award-winning recipe!

Curry Chickpeas

300

This color was named after the fruit, not the other way around!

Orange

400

(noun) A wish to do something for no reason

Whim

400

The name of Christopher's neighbor

Mrs. Alexander

400

The Mexican general who fought Texan settlers and later, during the Mexican-American War

General Santa Anna

400

Our celebrity Poetry Slam host the past two years

Tina Fey

400

This human body part stays the same size from birth, however, our nose and ears never stop growing.

Eyeballs

500

(noun) Noisy merrymaking

Revelry

500

When Christopher interrupts the plot of the story suddenly to tell the reader something about his life 

Digressions

500

He escaped slavery and wrote a narrative about his time as a slave (that you read in quarantine)

Frederick Douglass

500
The year EHS was founded as a school

1993

500

This city is the oldest capital in the Americas! The people living there were Mayans!

Mexico City