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Melody little sister.
The bully that would pick on Melody.
Melody's babysitter/teacher/best friend.
The machine Melody uses to help her communicate.
The animal that always helped Melody when she was in trouble or depressed
Claires bestfriend
Melody's first friend where she meets her in her first inclusion class
Melody's assistant who has a very unique style
One of Melody's teachers who saw talent in her.
She saw first how Melody was special
The girl that always calls Melody melly belly
Doesn't believe Melody would be capable to be intelligent
The music teacher that first made the inclusion classes for the disability kids
The fish that Melody won at a carnival
The person who always saw the potential in Melody even when nobody else did.
He loves Melody and always wants what's best for her
The styrofoam snowman that everybody hates except Maria
The doctor that thought Melody was retarted and didn't see the potential in her
The youngest in the classroom she dresses like a " fashion model"
Is very good with his hands but has to wear diapers
Is autistic and rocks for hours in a corner
Makes noises like grunts and shrieks and is always in continual motion.
Was in a car accident since she was a baby.
He has a electric wheel chair and always says zoom in a sentence
She treated the kids in room H-5 like little children that barely started school.
She's a language arts teacher for Melody
Melody's first grade teacher
Was a girl who can't write, talk, or walk. She has photographic memory and has a lot of potential even though teachers don't see it.
Is where the wiz kids go for nationals
The principle at Spaulding Street Elementary School

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