Party Poopers (2006)
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What reading level is Party Poopers book?
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Ever try to round up a group of first graders?
The little guys were wrestling on the grass and tackling one another, fighting and shouting and pushing and poking one another’s eyes out.
Totally cute.
“Dudes—get over here!” I shouted. I pulled two wrestling kids to their feet, one in each hand.
“Yo—what’s that? Give it! Give!” I grabbed a Nutty-Nutty candy bar from a kid who was stuffing his face.
“How many times do I have to tell you kids to eat healthy? Eat healthy!” I shoved the candy bar into... my mouth to keep the kid from ruining his lunch.
As an older student, I have to set an example. “Okay, everyone line up!” I shouted.
A chubby kid with red hair and a faceful of freckles stuck his tongue out at me.
“Come over here, kid,” I said. “What’s your name?”
He sneered at me. “I don’t know. I’m only in first grade!”
“Ha-ha. A joker!” I said. “You’ll go far, kid. Do you know how to spell NOT FUNNY?”
He shook his head. “No. We haven’t done spelling yet.”
What to read after Party Poopers?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ever try to round up a group of first graders?
The little guys were wrestling on the grass and tackling one another, fighting and shouting and pushing and poking one another’s eyes out.
Totally cute.
“Dudes—get over here!” I shouted. I pulled two wrestling kids to their feet, one in each hand.
“Yo—what’s that? Give it! Give!” I grabbed a Nutty-Nutty candy bar from a kid who was stuffing his face.
“How many times do I have to tell you kids to eat healthy? Eat healthy!” I shoved the candy bar into... my mouth to keep the kid from ruining his lunch.
As an older student, I have to set an example. “Okay, everyone line up!” I shouted.
A chubby kid with red hair and a faceful of freckles stuck his tongue out at me.
“Come over here, kid,” I said. “What’s your name?”
He sneered at me. “I don’t know. I’m only in first grade!”
“Ha-ha. A joker!” I said. “You’ll go far, kid. Do you know how to spell NOT FUNNY?”
He shook his head. “No. We haven’t done spelling yet.”
What to read after Party Poopers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R. L. Stine to read onlineMoreLess
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