As Miles begins to familiarize himself at his new school, the student helper, Niles Sparks, is asked to show him around. As the days and weeks go by, Miles is surprised that there are no signs of who the prankster could possibly be. Even though the principal continues to suspect it’s him, he doesn’t want to take credit for something he didn’t do, so Miles gets to work on creating his own prank.
Showing posts with label practical jokes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label practical jokes. Show all posts
Saturday, January 30, 2016
DOUBLE THE TROUBLE
Miles and his
family move to Yawnee Valley. Miles had
been known as the prankster at his previous school and hopes to maintain his
reputation at his new school, the Yawnee Valley Science and Letter
Academy. Upon his arrival, Miles
discovers that there is another prankster already at work. Someone has already managed to move Principal
Barkin’s car to the top of the stairs of the school entrance, where it is
blocking any access into the school.
Miles is very impressed with the prank but is surprised when the principal
begins to suspect that it was him.
As Miles begins to familiarize himself at his new school, the student helper, Niles Sparks, is asked to show him around. As the days and weeks go by, Miles is surprised that there are no signs of who the prankster could possibly be. Even though the principal continues to suspect it’s him, he doesn’t want to take credit for something he didn’t do, so Miles gets to work on creating his own prank.
As Miles begins to familiarize himself at his new school, the student helper, Niles Sparks, is asked to show him around. As the days and weeks go by, Miles is surprised that there are no signs of who the prankster could possibly be. Even though the principal continues to suspect it’s him, he doesn’t want to take credit for something he didn’t do, so Miles gets to work on creating his own prank.
With two
unknown pranksters in the same school, this is a formula for a very interesting
and unexpected school year. Will the
school pranksters reveal their identity and collaborate with one another to
prank Principal Barkin and the Yawnee Valley Science and Letter Academy? Read
to find out.
The Terrible
Two by Mac Barnett and Jory John, with illustrations by Kevin
Cornell, is a funny book that will appeal to students grade 3-6. This is the
first book of the series.
Labels:
humor stories,
Kristine 2016,
moving,
practical jokes,
school
Saturday, April 05, 2008
WANT TO BE THE BEST AT EVERYTHING?
- 1. Wait for a rainy day. Pour paper confetti into your mom's closed umbrella and wait for her to go outside and open it.
2. Chew on some small white mints, then pretend to bump into a wall. Moan and spit the mints out. Your dad will think you are spitting out your broken teeth.
3. Or, want to make an icy-cold milk shake without a blender or ice cream? Than you need to check out this book that is full of so many fun and exciting activities that you would want to have a copy of this book for your own library at home.
Check out THE GIRLS BOOK: HOW TO BE THE BEST AT EVERYTHING. The author is JULIANA FOSTER and the illustrations are by AMANDA ENRIGHT.
For ages 9 and up.
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