Featuring over a hundred strategic thematic assignments designed to explore features of Roald Dahl’s craftsmanship and provide opportunities to learn new skills.Overall, these modules are the themes in Matilda which deal with the impact of extremes. Maturity demands we outgrow immaturity. The human condition can’t guarantee balance, but a competent maturity demands it. Extremes are an integral part of youth. Herein lies a challenge to stop practicing the extremes of the youth culture for balanced peace of maturity.The norm of our lifelong youth culture endorses we work hard and play hard. Win - lose scenarios are the domain of immaturity which models itself on frameworks such as archetypes and pantomime. One of the consequences of allowing extreme to dominate lifestyle is insensitive entropy and delusions of grandeur.Responsible rational adults engage in proactive partnerships; exercising resilient maturity by navigating the balance of win - win situations through dexterous thinking and problem solving with an awareness of enriching the human condition. When the student is needing more assistance in any one of the following areas please see the relevant following texts respectively:Milestone Ten, Using Your Voice Eloquently to Write an Essay by Sophia Von Sawilski, lulu.comMilestone 7, Guidance to Strategic Planning by Sophia Von Sawilski, lulu.comNarrative Gold Nuggets, Milestone 4 by Sophia Von Sawilski, lulu.comMilestone Eight, Swiss Knife Paragraphs by Sophia Von Sawilski, lulu.comMilestone Nine Visual Literacy by Sophia Von Sawilski, lulu.com