responsibility

Eight-year-old, disorganized Gus misses the dog left behind when his family moved, but then he meets a stray cat and a bossy classmate who breaks school rules to help him care for it.

An introduction to being responsible at school, at home, and in the community, with specific examples of how to be responsible at home and school.

Discusses the educator as a role model, the classroom as a moral community, and confronting the issues of drugs, alcohol, and sex.

Ethan learns about the Hunter's Code while on his first hunting trip with his father.

When Boone and his friends witness a murder, and the friends are killed, Boone must decide whether to take responsibility and tell the truth, or to say nothing and let the murderers go free.

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.

A very busy beaver learns a lesson from his friends.

The author examines the physical evidence of the September 11 attacks, and maintains there are a number of unresolved inconsistencies involving the events of that day.

William does not want his sister to spend time with the guinea pig he received for his birthday, but later he finds a reason to change his mind.