Dont Sit on Her!
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This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Skip to main content. Don't Sit On My Lunch! Watch out, Junie B. It's Freddy Thresher, a 1st grader who knows it's a jungle out there. Here's the fourth in a new series by an elementary teacher who's seen it all. A really, really, big problem. I want to try out for the peewee hockey team, but so does Max.
In addition to hassling Freddy, Max also challenges him for the open spot on the peewee hockey team. Freddy's close friend Jessie is a star hockey player, and she secretly teaches him some rules and tricks. In a warm and funny ending, Max and Freddy make peace with one another, and--in a surprising twist--end up becoming teammates.
Paperback , 96 pages.
Karine Wong is the author of Don't Sit on Her! She is a devoted wife and mother of three children. Dr. Wong holds a pharmacy doctorate degree and has an. Don't Sit on My Lunch was cool. One day Freddy and his friends were going to lunch. In the cafeteria, Max (who is a bully) pushed Freddy off the bench.
To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. Lists with This Book. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Jun 30, Chase rated it it was amazing. Awesome book, I hope to find more books that are like this one.
His sister is a bully and the dad treats the sister awfully, telling her to mind her own business and shaking his finger at her instead of parenting her. Funny and interesting, this story should keep beginning readers enjoying the book. Refresh and try again. Whether or not you buy our products, standing will give you 80 percent of the health benefits of walking and it is something that you can arrange to naturally fit into your day. Jun 03, Matthew rated it liked it.
I like this book because the book is talking about things I can relate to. Aug 06, Janice Cheung rated it really liked it. This book is fun because there is a bully in the class called Max.
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The Hammer heads the hockey team needs 1 more player. Max and Jessie are having a bet of who will get the spot. Oct 09, Smile rated it did not like it.
Freddy doesn't have a lot of character development. Mar 14, Kristen rated it did not like it. The sexism in this book blew me away His sister is a bully and the dad treats the sister awfully, telling her to mind her own business and shaking his finger at her instead of parenting her. Another girl plays hockey but they are presented as two stereotypes with no inte The sexism in this book blew me away Another girl plays hockey but they are presented as two stereotypes with no intersectionality. I keep having to stop and explain my issues with the 1st graders who picked this book for Book Club.
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Apr 25, Christine Rains rated it liked it. Freddy has a problem with a bully at school, but what's even more, he wants to try out for the peewee hockey team and the bully is too! This is the first book I've picked up in this series which I'm reading with my second grader. It was a quick and easy read. Freddy is a normal kid and trying new things.
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His sister is super annoying! Jun 29, Eydie Aremburg rated it really liked it Shelves: Audio Easy Reader Genre: Grade Grade Reading Level: First graders Freddy Thresher and bully Max Sellars try out for the one available position on the ice hockey team. Identify at least 2 characteristics of this genre s and sub-genre and discuss how they appear in your book: A characteristics of audio books is that the reader should use well-placed inflections and tones, conveying the prose through engagi Category: A characteristics of audio books is that the reader should use well-placed inflections and tones, conveying the prose through engaging expression, emotion, and energy.
The narrator in the audio version of this book is an excellent reader who speaks clearly and uses inflection and tone to convey energy and enthusiasm. He can change his voice to sound different for various characters adults, children, male, female. A characteristic of easy reader books is that the sentence structure is longer than that for beginner readers. The reader may feel sorry for Freddy when Max bullies him and cheers him on to be chosen the person to be given the position on the hockey team.
Wanting to know the outcome of the story and hockey try-out keeps the audience interested in finishing the book. The person narrating the audio version is very versatile with his voice.
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He does an excellent job of speaking as mother, father, sister, Freddy, female friend, male friend, teacher, and bully. He, along with the story line, help keep the listener intrigued and wanting to hear more of the story. Links to published reviews from professional sources: Sep 23, J Patrick rated it did not like it. I wish I could offer something positive, but as a parent, I can't recommend any of the books in this series.
They were given to us by a friend and I'm getting rid of them as quickly as I can sneak them away from my child, who loves them unfortunately. They are poorly written and formulaic. The characters are stereotypes and never develop in any way. There is the Bully, the Princess, the Tomboy, the Brain and our 'Hero' the mediocre kid Freddy who admires some of his friends but never thinks of I wish I could offer something positive, but as a parent, I can't recommend any of the books in this series. There is the Bully, the Princess, the Tomboy, the Brain and our 'Hero' the mediocre kid Freddy who admires some of his friends but never thinks of emulating them.
There is a LOT of name-calling; the kids only seem to know how to argue and interrupt. The school scenes nearly always describe kids being disruptive and rude to each other; the teacher is forever breaking up arguments and punishing the "bad" kids always the same ones. Family scenes always show siblings bickering, sometimes for several pages so tedious ; normal, constructive conversations almost never take place. There is not an honest, realistic moment in any of these books.
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My child picked up some unfortunate language and rudeness from reading them. The only positive thing I can say is that kids seem to like them; if you have a reluctant reader, you might get somewhere with a couple of these books you've read one, you've read them all--they are all the same , but there are plenty more engaging, positive books for kids out there. Jun 28, Christy rated it really liked it Shelves: Freddy's c Watch out, Junie B. Mar 31, Kelly Powell added it Shelves: This was a great book to read about bullying and would be great to begin a discussion in my future classroom.
This book could be used to give a student a perspective on how to react or treat bullies and that in the end the person bullying just wants to fit in. I was glad that Freddy and Max were able to be on the team together.