Outcasts United by https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846 How does part of a story contribute to the whole story? en-us 2018-04-16 21:46:54 UTC 2018-04-20 13:01:15 UTC hello@padlet.com How am I going to start all over? eemacmillan https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/252355695 This quote is not only referring to Kanue's feeling about Luma canceling the soccer team. It also refers to the overarching theme of starting over as a refugee.
-Ms. Macmillan]]> 2018-04-16 21:48:45 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/252355695 “Tito, on this day, would survive.” (If you did not read the chapter about gunshots, don't read this!!) ajcarli https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/252697383 This made a big impact on me because Tito getting shoot was a life or death situation and knowing that he lived, relieved so much stress, not only to the soccer team but, to the reader. This connects to being a refugee because sometimes, they think of  a day as a life or death situation and might feel relieved for something as little as survival even if there's not a bullet in there head. This incident can and will strongly impact the soccer team with grief and fear. These thoughts might cause weak game play and will most likely affect the players ability to go to games and practices. 
-- Ayla Carli
]]> 2018-04-17 17:41:35 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/252697383 Get lost :chapter 7 https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/252704928 in 2006 a big problem had began in clarkston community center where the fugees practiced at. 
Daniel F.]]> 2018-04-17 17:55:30 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/252704928 The Soccer People: Chapter 7. " The Fugees, for now at least, had a Home" - Ian V. https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/252706267 The Quote is from Luma that gave  the fugees a place to play soccer. This Connects to the overall story because the YMCA soccer field represents America and soccer field behind Indian Creek high school represents there origin country and Luma wants them to have the best that the fugees could have.

EXPLAIN how this connects to the entire novel. -Ms. Macmillan]]> 2018-04-17 17:57:55 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/252706267 p.199 (longer book) https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/252795141 "We should chase after them,"  Hamdu Muganga whispered eventually to his teammates as they peered at the grazing animals. "Nah, Hamdu," deadpanned a lanky Sudanese midfielder named Kuur. 
"We're not in Africa anymore."

I think that this really shows that there are many differences between where the refugees used to live and in Clarkson other than just culture and how people are generally treated, there is also just general behavior and what people are used to and have to deal with different things in their day to day life and because of what they left behind they will now always react to situations differently than someone who has grown up and lived in Clarkson or the United States their whole lives and not had those unique and different experiences that will effect you for the rest of your life.
- Harper]]> 2018-04-17 22:48:30 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/252795141 "With each new wave of resettled reffugges in Clarkston, came new opportunity's and challenges" https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/252816566 This quote showed the cultural  diffrences between each group of reffugees in Clarkston.   In the  book you notice all the diffrenes that even the youngest of the  children have from one another because of there culture, origin, and identity.   

This quote sums up a big part of the story in my opinion because a huge point of Outcasts united is to share the diverse view points of the reffugees and to explain there background and culture.   This also shows the uniquness of each reffugee  and a simple thing like what they enjoy eating cooking makes a large impact on there town and stores .   It also lets the reader acknowledge everyone' s diversity in the book! 

- Lily Meinertzhagen ]]> 2018-04-18 01:04:10 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/252816566 "I tell people, 'America is changing,' "Kitchin said. " 'Get over it.' " https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253060492 this stood out to me because america really is changing and with all o the people in america you just have to except it and Get over it.
- Jett
Pg:177]]> 2018-04-18 15:40:58 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253060492 "Mehlinger feels the same way about Hong, who he says taught him a valuable lesson about running his store and life. If you dont change your gone." https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253114528 This is one of the best themes because for all the refugees they have to change from there old countries ways. Or else they will be gone from social life. Also they constantly have to change to help out refugees from different backrounds.]]> 2018-04-18 17:20:36 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253114528 "Luma was shaken by the news.Her immediate concern was for her other players" (Big Book) https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253196239 This stood out to me because it shows Luma's Concern and it also show how she truly does care about her players safety.This connects to the general theme of the book,refugees coming together to participate in an universal sport (soccer) and helping each other out in difficult situations.Luma instantly thought about all of the players, some possible solutions and making her want to move to the better field even more to ensure the safety of her players.

-Sara/pg.170]]> 2018-04-18 20:13:20 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253196239 https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253200948 2018-04-18 20:27:29 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253200948 "The gunshots sounded at first like small firecrackers rather than anything dangerous or deadly." Pg.169 Big book https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253201519 This stood out to me because it gave the book a more real feeling, so it wasn't just soccer. ]]> 2018-04-18 20:29:34 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253201519 “She claimed her son had been in their apartment all morning, asleep.” https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253213857 This quote stuck out to me because the shooter’s Mom was lying to the police to stick up for her son. This relates to the rest of the book because the refugees have to stick up for each other, sometimes that means lying so them, and others like them can live. (Not that lying to the police is a good thing!)
-Allie]]> 2018-04-18 21:23:26 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253213857 "The Fugees, for now had a home. (pg.140) https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253233642 This quote stuck out because she is stating that they are not welcome every where they go because they are Refugees. This also relates to the whole book because people rant going to always welcome them because there "Different".  
-Evelesse ]]> 2018-04-18 23:53:41 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253233642 "Tito and Osman would have nothing to do with her soccer program ever again". (Pg.170) https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253236122 This quote stuck out to me because it shows that bad choices have consequences. I say this because Tito and Osman were in gang affiliation and we know bad things happen with gangs when they meet up and this shows that bad decisions were made and puts you into a dangerous situation

- Devin 

]]> 2018-04-19 00:13:21 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253236122 Guns https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253238046 “While they expierenced hostility from older white residents in town who believed the refugees were altering clarkston’s identity, they also faced hostility, often more acute and more violently expressed,from the poor Americans with whom they shared the same apartment complexes.” Page 171 excellerated book. This contributes to the whole entire book because of how the refugees hav3 been treated that way since they got to Clarkson ]]> 2018-04-19 00:26:39 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253238046 “While they expierienced hostility from older white residents in town who believed the refugees were altering Clarkston’s identity, they also faced hostility, often more acute and more violently expressed, from the poor Americans with whom they shared the same apartment complexes.” https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253240288 This contributes to the whole entrire book because the refugees have been expierenced it since the day the got in Clarkson.]]> 2018-04-19 00:40:05 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253240288 “Stares change in the face and found ways to embrace it” https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253240569 This quote relates to the story in that when each of the refugees had gotten to Clarkston they were all different from the old fashioned white people that lived there. They were change for that community and they found a way to embrace it by playing soccer and working really hard each and everyday to prove to that community that they should be there. Luma worked the hardest by keeping the boy so safe and finding a comfortable environment for these boys to play and also making sure they were not not getting into any trouble. They were the Change in that community and they found wayside to put that at an advantage for themselves. - Haley ]]> 2018-04-19 00:42:03 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253240569 Outcast United(Accelerated) sromanenko https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253241033 “‘The refugees, the communication between the old resident in the city of Clarkston, is better now than it’s ever been,’”.  Pg 188

This kind of representative the whole book because the book is about Refugees are trying to make a new name for yourselfs so than that people will finally accept you into their homes instead of being outcasts. In the text it said that things are getting better. Which proves my pony saying that the sentence represents the book as a whole.
-Samantha]]> 2018-04-19 00:44:42 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253241033 “While they expierenced hostility from older white residents in town who believed the refugees were altering Clarkson’s identity, th3y also faced hostility, often more acute and more violently expressed, from the poor Americans with whom they shared apartment complexes.” https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253241305 This contributes to the whole entire book because the refugees have experienced hate since they got to Clarkson  
BY: ADDISON PITCOCK]]> 2018-04-19 00:46:41 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253241305 playing on grass pg 141 https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253245318 "what makes people join a gang?" Luma asked the boys.
"Race," said one.
"Money."
"Protection."
"To be cool"
"To be men"
"What makes a gang different from the Fugees? "
 I think that this is a good quote because they are different from a gang. -Diamond Vargas]]> 2018-04-19 01:08:45 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253245318 "...Luma believed. She refused to put her players at risk." (pg 138 small book) https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253247728 This quote contributes to the entire book because Luma clearly cares about her players and their safety, and would never want to put the players in jeopardy. Maybe, just maybe Luma considers the boys more than just soccer players on a team. But, a family that helps one another and cares for each other safety and etc.

By: Brianna Vivas]]> 2018-04-19 01:22:09 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253247728 " Luma said nobody here is in perfect shape" (pg 144 normal book) iacevedo5 https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253371259 This quote relates to the entire book because no one was never in perfect shape the team was never in perfect shape  like the time that the under fifteens had to coach them selves the times that they would lose a game the times they let Luma down

By: Ismael Acevedo  ]]> 2018-04-19 12:00:16 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253371259 Outcasts United (Acceleration) mobiala https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253425666 "Jesus said heaven is a place for people of all nations."
This connects to the  main idea of the book because typically refugees aren't very welcomed in new countries but are always welcome and treated equally in heaven. 
-Matt Obiala]]> 2018-04-19 13:52:21 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253425666 Up is Henry's https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253428147 22 is Henry's]]> 2018-04-19 13:56:12 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253428147 The fugees for now at least had a home ( pg 140 normal ) https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253451289 The sentence relates to the book because refugees struggle with a lot of things and to have a home is accomplishment to have a house.They are coming from a different state and having different currency then we have.  -Austin Torres]]> 2018-04-19 14:36:17 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253451289 Post 20 is Theo's post tschuler1 https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253541743 2018-04-19 17:15:48 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253541743 "If you don't change," Mehlinger said, "you're gone. " (Page 175) Big book gfucigna https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253541765 This contributes to the book because the refugees do have to change to fit in and learn a whole new system. 
-Gabby  ]]> 2018-04-19 17:15:51 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253541765 “He tried a different tack, engaging kids who made fun of him so that he could learn from his mispronunciation and grammatical mistakes” https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253542200 This contributes to the story by how people believe that refugees are stupid but they are actually very intelligent.]]> 2018-04-19 17:16:49 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253542200 “He tried a different tack, engaging kids who made fun of him so that he could learn from his mispronunciation and grammatical mistakes” ddugan_john https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253546153 2018-04-19 17:24:31 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253546153 sbalzan https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253546653 2018-04-19 17:25:33 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253546653 lhmeinertzha https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253547077 With Each new wave of resettled reffugees........... 
- Quote by Lily]]> 2018-04-19 17:26:21 UTC https://padlet.com/eemacmillan/pllh98jtl846/wish/253547077