Books with title Katie and the Class Pet

Louise is so excited! The class pet, Pigcasso, is staying over for the weekend! Louise’s cat is not as excited as she is, though.... Can they all make it through the weekend? Louise and the Class Pet is a Level One I Can Read book, which means it’s perfect for children learning to sound out words and sentences. This is the second Level One I Can Read starring Louise, from the acclaimed picture book Louise Loves Art.

There was a class that had one pet: it was a baby fishy, but they wanted more, but they wanted more, but they wanted more, so the teacher got another! Sung to the universally known tune of Bingo, The Class Pet . . .(s) shows what happens when some silly students keep asking for more and more class pets-and their teacher keeps saying yes! Kids will love the crazy classroom shenanigans that ensue, and parents and teachers will appreciate the high interest repetition and use of melody that will help improve fluency and confidence of emerging independent readers. And both children and adults alike will have plenty to giggle about as they enjoy this wonderful children's book, The Class Pet . . .(s)!

Uh-oh! Stanley learns the hard way not to bow to peer pressure in a gently humorous tale about responsibility — and the value of supportive friends.Finally! It is Stanley’s turn to take the class pet home for the weekend. He can’t wait to show Figgy to his mother and spend some quality time taking care of the bird. But when Figgy flies the coop, Stanley is faced with a very tricky problem. What to do? And whose fault is it, really — his, for agreeing to open Figgy’s cage, which he knew was a bad idea, or Larry Finchfeather’s for suggesting it? In this third story about the lovably earnest Stanley Birdbaum, everyone’s favorite hamster once again finds a way to make things right — with a little help from his friends.

Louise is so excited! The class pet, Pigcasso, is staying over for the weekend! Louise’s cat is not as excited as she is, though.... Can they all make it through the weekend? Louise and the Class Pet is a Level One I Can Read book, which means it’s perfect for children learning to sound out words and sentences. This is the second Level One I Can Read starring Louise, from the acclaimed picture book Louise Loves Art.

Louise is so excited! The class pet, Pigcasso, is staying over for the weekend! Louise’s cat is not as excited as she is, though.... Can they all make it through the weekend? Louise and the Class Pet is a Level One I Can Read book, which means it’s perfect for children learning to sound out words and sentences. This is the second Level One I Can Read starring Louise, from the acclaimed picture book Louise Loves Art.

There was a class that had one pet: it was a baby fishy, but they wanted more, but they wanted more, but they wanted more, so the teacher got another! Sung to the universally known tune of BINGO, The Class Pet . . .(s) shows what happens whensome silly students keep asking for more and more class pets—and their teacher keeps saying yes! Kids will love the crazy classroom shenanigans that ensue, and parents and teachers will appreciate the high interest repetition and use of melody that will help improve fluency and confidence of emerging independent readers. And both children and adults alike will have plenty to giggle about as they enjoy this wonderful children’s book, The Class Pet . . .(s)!

Uh-oh! Stanley learns the hard way not to bow to peer pressure in a gently humorous tale about responsibility — and the value of supportive friends.Finally! It is Stanley’s turn to take the class pet home for the weekend. He can’t wait to show Figgy to his mother and spend some quality time taking care of the bird. But when Figgy flies the coop, Stanley is faced with a very tricky problem. What to do? And whose fault is it, really — his, for agreeing to open Figgy’s cage, which he knew was a bad idea, or Larry Finchfeather’s for suggesting it? In this third story about the lovably earnest Stanley Birdbaum, everyone’s favorite hamster once again finds a way to make things right — with a little help from his friends.