Fine, Fine School, a (1 Hardcover/1 CD) (Other)

from blbooks

First sentence: Mr. Keene was a principal who loved his school. Every morning he strolled down the hallway and saw the children in their classes. He saw them learning shapes and colors and numbers and letters. He saw them reading and writing and drawing and painting. He saw them making dinosaurs ...

from KimJD

School-age children will enjoy hearing the story of Mr. Keene, the principal who is so proud of his fine, fine students and fine, fine teachers and all the wonderful learning that goes on at his school that he decides that more must be better. As he decides to have school open on Saturdays, then ...

from PatsyAdams

Grade: K-5 Genre: Fiction Themes: Motivation, Learning all around us Mr. Keene loves his school and teachers and students. He decides that school must happen move often and makes children go to school all year long (Sat., Sun., Holidays, & Summer). Tillie, a student tells Mr. Keene that they do h...

from hockey101

This book is good I think it could be formed into a chapter book but its about a principal who thinks that his school is so fine that he decides to go a little over board ( or a lot ) and have school everyday of the week and have school on breaks but until he finds out that the kids are not likin...

from scadd07

stars for theme This book is a good example of realistic fiction, because all the characters are believable and human, but they try unrealistic goals, and in the end realize that their goals were unrealistic. The author uses many run-on sentences, which made the book frustrating for me to read ou...