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Shoo, Fly Guy! (Fly Guy #3)
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Tedd Arnold
The third book in a humorous, easy-to-read series about a boy and his fly! Each book in the series has a different fun foil cover!
Fly Guy returns home to discover that Buzz has gone on a picnic without him! Sad and hungry, Fly Guy takes off in search of his favorite food. He gets shooed away from a hamburger, a pizza, a dog's bones, and even roadkill--leaving readers to g...more
Fly Guy returns home to discover that Buzz has gone on a picnic without him! Sad and hungry, Fly Guy takes off in search of his favorite food. He gets shooed away from a hamburger, a pizza, a dog's bones, and even roadkill--leaving readers to g...more
Hardcover, 32 pages
Published
September 1st 2006
by CARTWHEEL BOOKS
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Grades: K to 3 Genre: Realistic Fiction
One day Fly Guy decides to go flying by himself. When he gets back home he finds out that Buzz has gone off on a picnic without him. Hungry, Fly Guy decides to go in search for food. Every time he finds something that is almost like what Buzz gets him, but it is not quite right. Each time he also gets shooed away by the owner of the food. Just when he is about to give up he sees something that is exactly right. Flying up he finds that it is Buzz with food j...more
One day Fly Guy decides to go flying by himself. When he gets back home he finds out that Buzz has gone off on a picnic without him. Hungry, Fly Guy decides to go in search for food. Every time he finds something that is almost like what Buzz gets him, but it is not quite right. Each time he also gets shooed away by the owner of the food. Just when he is about to give up he sees something that is exactly right. Flying up he finds that it is Buzz with food j...more
Ahh, I'm really loving these Fly Guy books. This was is my favorite so far. I love how this one and all the others are easy to read transitional chapter books. I also particularly like the illustrations in this book. i like the "close up" of the food. On these pages, it would be a good time to ask the students what they think the food might be. Love these books!
Easy book for my son to read. It has 3 chapters, which makes him feel like he's reading a big book while the words are still easy enough for him to sound out. There's also somewhat of a pattern, so he's able to recognize some words again as he reads them. There are more Fly Guy books, and I know he's wanting to read them all!
The Fly Guy books are wonderful early readers and this is one of my favorites! The repetition and outlandish details make for a book that begs to be read over and over again.
I also found that this was a great book when we were working on the "sh" sound in speech. Let's just call it sneaky practice time.
I also found that this was a great book when we were working on the "sh" sound in speech. Let's just call it sneaky practice time.
This is a book that should be in your classroom library. It is a chapter book, but the chapters are short and the pictures help the story move along quickly. Children will find humor in the book and want to complete the whole series of Fly Guy. Great to use to transition more lengthy and detailed chapter books.
Lots of descriptive words kids will enjoy. Can teach a lesson on adjectives using this book in a younger classroom. Boys will like this book because its kind of gross in some parts and we all know boys like gross things!
I liked this story. I feel it's important to include transitional chapter books in a classroom so that lower level readers who struggle with reading can still read chapter books and feel some sense of accomplishment.
Fly Guy misses Buzz who has gone on a picnic and he looks for food. Every time he finds something to eat someone is yelling Shoo Fly! Funny book for boys with a little bit of grossness (fly food is gross). AR 1.7
A cute book about a fly who is looking for something to eat. Every time he finds something that might resemble his favorite food, he gets shooed because it is not what he originally thought it was.
I think that young children will enjoy this story. It has some repeating phrases in it. The illustrations are very lively. It follows Fly Guy as he searches for some food.
Flies like to eat disgusting things and Fly Guy is no different. In his search for food, he lands on things make people and other animals very angry.
The book was about how everyone treats flys. Yet, the fly could go home to his Buzz who likes him. I liked how the fly went on an adventure.
I think this book would be great for 1st or 2nd grade students. It would be a good book for them to read on their own.
Nov 19, 2012
Amanda
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Another simple and short book. This time, Fly Guy is trying to find Buzz on a picnic by finding the right food.
This is a fun book. Buzz has a pet fly. This book is easy to read and uses unique writing styles. Uses logic and justification.
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Tedd grew up with three brothers. His family lived on a farm in Pennsylvania for several years then returned to Elmira until Tedd was ten years old. His father's work then required that they move to Gainesville, Florida. There, Tedd's first art lessons in an abandoned dentist's office over the Happy Hour pool hall eventually led to a fine arts degree from the University of Florida.
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