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Winner of The Laughs and Giggles Award goes to Judy Schachner - 11 views

March 6, 2008 Dear Mrs. Schachner, My name is Kiley Green and I am writing to inform you that you have won the Laughs and Giggles Award. This award was created for a class project in the Elemen...

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started by klg5047 on 17 Mar 08 no follow-up yet
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The Laughs and Giggles Award - 2 views

The Laughs and Giggles Award goes out to books that can make children laugh. How does the saying go, "laughter is the best medicine"? Children today are forced to grow up way too fast and need some...

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started by klg5047 on 28 Jan 08 no follow-up yet
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Dog Breath: The Horrible Trouble With Hally Tosis by Dave Pilkey - 0 views

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    Dog Breath is about a very good dog with a very big problem, bad breath. Halle is the Tosis family pet and they love her dearly but the Tosis parents say she has to go, even the skunks avoid her. The Tosis children take matters into their own hands. In an attempt to get rid of Halle's bad breath they take her to admire a "breathtaking" view, and exciting movie that leaves you "breathless" and a ride on a roller coaster that promises to make you "loose your breath". None of these endeavors work and the children return home. Later that night burglars break into the house and Halle licks them causing them to pass out and be captured. Now the Tosis family decides to keep their wonderful watchdog. This is a laugh out loud hilarious book for all ages. I am sure that anyone who reads it will find it very amusing.
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Miss Nelson is Missing by Harry Allard - 0 views

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    In this story, Miss Nelson's class has trouble following rules and listening to Miss Nelson. Fed up with the misbehavior, Miss Nelson comes up with a plan and "disappears". Since Miss Nelson can't be found, the school call in Viola Swamp. With Viola Swamp in charge, the children find themselves doing twice the amount of homework and losing their storytime. The kids set out to find Miss Nelson to bring her back. Finally, when Miss Nelson comes back, her students are well behaved and appreciate the teacher they have. This book could bring a smile to anyone's face when the students are coming up with ideas of what happened to Miss Nelson. From a teacher's perspective, this could be a good story to read to a class that is having behavior problems.
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Underwear  By: Mary Elise Monsell - 0 views

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    This adorable and very funny children's book is about a zebra and orangutan who loves underwear. They have a friend that is a buffalo, who is always in a bad mood. They challenge the buffalo to say the word underwear 10 times without laughing. Do you think he can do it? This book is perfect for little children, more so the younger, primary grades such ad K-3 grade. Its main strength is how funny it is and it gives children a break from their day to sit and listen to a very fun and silly story. From a teachers perspective, I think it would be great to read when you just need to step back from everything and take a deep breath. I own this book, so if you would like to look at it, just let me know. Enjoy (;
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Chrysanthemum by Kevin Henkes, Illustrated by Kevin Henkes - 0 views

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    Chrysanthemum loves her name, but when she goes to school, the other children giggle. "'Her name is so long, said Jo. 'It scarcely fits on her name tag,' said Rita, pointing." Poor Chrysanthemum; even though her father says her name is "precious and priceless and fascinating and winsome," how will she persuade the other children in her class? Perhaps Mrs. Twinkle can come to the rescue! From a teachers perspective, I think this would be a great story to read in the classroom because it shows children how to deal with their feelings and emotions appropriatly. I do have this book, so if you would like to look at it, let me know. Enjoy (;
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Judy Schachner - Skippyjon Jones - 0 views

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    Skippyjon Jones is the first in a series of books about a Siamese cat who thinks he is anything but! The cat's name is Skippyjon Jones. In this book, he goes into his closet and make believes he is in Mexico. When Skippyjon Jones gets to Mexico, he encounters many Chihuahuas whom he plays and sings with. This book has a lot of Spanish words and phrases and also features a lot of rhyming. The illustrations are fantastic and support this imaginative character very well. Skippyjon Jones has previously won the E.B. White Read Aloud Award; after reading the book, it is evident to see why. Overall, this is an extremely funny book and students will love it!
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Half a Pig, by Allan Ahlberg - 0 views

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    This book is about a pig who is owned by a couple but they got divorced so each person got "half a pig". This humorous story tells what happens when Mr. Harbottle wants the other half of the pig and it starts a wild and crazy chase to keep the pig from being turned into sausage. This story has humor, excitement, and suspense that will give your students' plenty of laughs.
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