Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing {Novel Study & Art Project}

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Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing {Novel Study & Art Project}

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Subject: Reading, Literature, Reading Strategies

Grade Levels: 3rd, 4th, Homeschool

Common Core Standards: RL.3.1, RL.3.3, RL.3.7, RL.4.1, RL.4.3

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Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing by Judy Blume
Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing is a story about the life of a nine year old boy named Peter Hatcher and his annoying little brother Fudge. Peter is faced with constant challenges as his little brother is always getting into trouble. 

My students LOVED this novel! While reading the book, one of my fourth graders told me that this is the funniest book he has ever read. Not only is this book tremendously witty, it is a quick read that every student can relate to personally. 

Included in this novel study are:

*Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing Novel Packet Cover
*Tell me a Story - Prediction
*Fact and Opinion
*The Big Winner Comprehension Questions
*Juicy-O for Everyone – Five Senses Descriptive Writing
*Mr. and Mrs. Juicy-o Comprehension Questions
*Eat it or Wear It! - Writing Prompts
*The Family Dog Comprehension Questions
*Postcard
*My Brother the Bird Summary
*Story Sequence Chain
*The Birthday Bash Think and Respond Questions
*Poetry Perfection
*Fang Hits Town Comprehension Questions
*Cause and Effect
*The Flying Train Committee Plot
*Two of a Kind - Character Similarities
*The T.V. Star Comprehension Questions
*Newspaper Reporter
*Another Rainy Day Quick Check
*Reading Connections - Text to Self Connections
*Fudge is a Character! - Art Project and Character Traits Analysis

In this unit, students will also draw a portrait of the character Fudge and analyze his character traits. The highlight of the project is showing the turtle in Fudge’s stomach!