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Davis's vibrant and detailed artwork gives life to a funny, lively story that is sure to resonate with
anyone who has ever felt what it's like to show up unprepared- even when it's not your fault. The
purpose of HZ is to lead children to have a positive experience with homework by building their self-
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Apple Safari or Mozilla Firefox. And the boy is so happy when his teacher returns and he has down
his own research on the teacher's pet. It would be a terrific book to read with children to help them
prepare for going back to school and it helps to emphasize the child's responsibility in doing and
turning in homework. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT’s content
guidelines. And that his substitute teacher has a different teaching method; strict on homework and
rules versus his teacher that assigns fun homework. Each time he returned to class without his
homework, he was forced to do it during recess. The writing and activity pages in this download will
be perfect extensions to this book. People were young! Now the young are completely in the
minority. In the end, all of his extra work is not for nothing and he is rewarded for his efforts and
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Community Reviews 3.55 192 ratings 48 reviews 5 stars 41 (21%) 4 stars 53 (27%) 3 stars 72 (37%)
2 stars 23 (11%) 1 star 3 (1%) Search review text Filters Displaying 1 - 30 of 48 reviews Brooke
Hickerson 8 reviews September 16, 2019 The genre I would put this book under is realistic fiction.
These cookies do not store any personal information. Like Comment Judy Desetti 1,335 reviews 25
followers February 12, 2013 Humorous tale about a boy whose teacher is absent for a week and gets
a substitute who loads on the homework. Some past workshops have been led by McGill Chemistry,
Robotics, or Theatre groups. So we had to talk about titles and why authors choose certain titles,
which was hopefully instructive in itself. It was very easy to follow and also humorous at times.
Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest. His homework is destroyed every single day,
but the substitute will not accept his excuses. A lesson plan and slideshow are included in the
download. Thank you for taking the time to leave us a review:-) 1 2 3 Powered by Judge.me. They
will then spend some time generating some adjectives to describe the taste, smell, texture and
appearance of food. L Roman Roads KS2 Map and Images Lisa Love Glad I found you Brilliant
site, loads of useful stuff of every sort and topic. The tone of this story is very childish and I think
that makes it even more enjoyable. This shows that the author and illustrator really had to
communicate in order to make it exactly how they wanted it. Being the good student that he is,
Martin begrudgingly does the nightly work only to have something happen to it before safely turning
it in the next day. Kind of runs along the line of Alexander's terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day,
but lasts about a week and is more specifically about homework than Alexander was. 1st-grade Like
Comment Terrie Andrews 43 reviews March 9, 2012 Description: Martin, who is a really good
student, has a hard time getting his homework turned into the substitute while his teacher is
recovering from a broken arm. Tuesday night he accidentally left his homework in his shorts and they
went in the washer.
Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest. Three hilarious things happen to his homework
over the course of a week and he has to deal with the consequences. This is a great book to share
with student just to have a great read along day. Name This field is for validation purposes and
should be left unchanged. But opting out of some of these cookies may affect your browsing
experience. We're so pleased that you think our resources will be helpful to you, Lisa. And that his
substitute teacher has a different teaching method; strict on homework and rules versus his teacher
that assigns fun homework. Sadly each day there is a sad event to ruin his homework so he loses
recess. These cookies do not store any personal information. Each time he returned to class without
his homework, he was forced to do it during recess. And the boy is so happy when his teacher returns
and he has down his own research on the teacher's pet. Good example of things being out of your
control, although kids will focus more on the humor than the moral. It is so funny the thing that
happen to the poor main character. ASCA Standard: A:A1.5; Identify attitudes and behaviors which
lead to successful learning. She was the one who was being mean and unfair- not Martin's lack of
caring for his belongings. We're so pleased to hear that this resource was useful to you, Jane. Like
Comment Heidi-Marie 3,854 reviews 81 followers December 6, 2014 I'm not really sure what to
think of this book. He tells his father that he is struggling with the homework and his substitute
teacher. Surely I'm not going to deny that is interesting? I am. On different days different things
happen to his homework like his dog eats his homework one day, his homework is lost in the washer
and his little sister accidently switches her bookbag with her brother. His favorite teacher is out on
sick leave all week and the substitute loves to give lots of homework each night. It's so boring. All
those laws, triangles and no house spirits and no God, because if God is also a triangle, then I would
not know what to think anymore. They will be able to visit McGill facilities and partake in
workshops designed by McGill student groups. He drops peanut butter and jelly on it one day and
the dog eats it. Every home had its house-spirits, and every church had its God. Another day he
forgets to take his homework out of his pocket and his mom washes it. There is tons of detail in the
illustrations which makes it more enjoyable as a reader. Not going to be a hit with the educational
reviewer. So we had to talk about titles and why authors choose certain titles, which was hopefully
instructive in itself. This is a place for sharing ideas and counseling tips.
I enjoy stories like this that are light hearted and funny. It's so boring. All those laws, triangles and
no house spirits and no God, because if God is also a triangle, then I would not know what to think
anymore. These cookies do not store any personal information. It would be a terrific book to read
with children to help them prepare for going back to school and it helps to emphasize the child's
responsibility in doing and turning in homework. They will also recap what makes a healthy
sandwich. For an optimal experience, please switch to the latest version of Google Chrome,
Microsoft Edge, Apple Safari or Mozilla Firefox. It was very easy to follow and also humorous at
times. The tone of this story is very childish and I think that makes it even more enjoyable. Kind of
runs along the line of Alexander's terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day, but lasts about a week
and is more specifically about homework than Alexander was. 1st-grade Like Comment Terrie
Andrews 43 reviews March 9, 2012 Description: Martin, who is a really good student, has a hard
time getting his homework turned into the substitute while his teacher is recovering from a broken
arm. They provided lots of color and were interesting to look at. Name This field is for validation
purposes and should be left unchanged. These sandwiches are delicious and an easy grab and go
food. Martin does all the research he can on tarantulas and has a blast. He completes his homework
every night, but something always goes wrong. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies.
Not one that I would do for storytime in my role as librarian. Overall, I appreciated the lesson of the
book, but I felt Cook's representation of the teacher was off-putting. Not going to be a hit with the
educational reviewer. Senn and the 10 Homework Tips information for the Counselor's Connection
Letter was found at. In the end, all of his extra work is not for nothing and he is rewarded for his
efforts and being a good student. First, his substitute teacher, Mrs. Payne, gives out mountains of
homework. I would recommend this book to an elementary class at the beginning of the year as a
fun story. Please enjoy exploring and I look forward to connecting in real life soon. I liked the story
and thought it was pretty funny, but he had different expectations I guess. It is important that we
work together to support a positive educational experience for everyone. Price shown above is the
price per one sandwich please add the quantity below. This trend finally breaks when he shows up to
class to find a surprise. Email This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Like
Comment Donna Mork 1,884 reviews 8 followers March 1, 2018 A substitute teacher goes head to
head with a boy who has several mishaps with his homework. Surely I'm not going to deny that is
interesting? I am.
Like Comment Jourdan 30 reviews October 30, 2014 Martin loved going to school because he loved
his teacher, Mr. Elliott. When he shows up to school on Monday, he finds that he has a substitute,
Mrs. Payne. She gives them so much homework and Martin is not very happy. They provided lots of
color and were interesting to look at. These sandwiches are delicious and an easy grab and go food.
Throughout the book, Martin's substitute teacher throws challenges at him left and right. We began
our lesson talking about what our homework expectations were in their classroom, what the work
excuse and mistake mean, and why homework is important. We also use third-party cookies that help
us analyze and understand how you use this website. The illustrations are terrific and since we just
read Would I Ever Lie to You?, I expected them to be just as funny as the story. 2011 childrens
education-school.more Like Comment Jasmine 101 reviews 1 follower September 9, 2012 Peanut
Butter and Homework sandwhich is a great story about a little boy who has trouble keeping up with
his homework. We're so pleased to hear that this resource was useful to you, Jane. Three hilarious
things happen to his homework over the course of a week and he has to deal with the consequences.
But with some creativity and a positive attitude, Martin finds his own way to turn homework into
fun-and turn it in on time. A lesson plan and slideshow are included in the download. I liked the
story and thought it was pretty funny, but he had different expectations I guess. In the second half,
they will participate in creative challenges that have them working with their mentors to develop
their problem- solving skills. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent.
Not one that I would do for storytime in my role as librarian. We ended discussing homework
expectations, what excuse and mistake mean, why homework is important, what each student does to
help them be responsible to complete their homework. Martin is responsible for his homework and so
everyone else should be responsible. Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest. First, his
substitute teacher, Mrs. Payne, gives out mountains of homework. His favorite teacher is out on sick
leave all week and the substitute loves to give lots of homework each night. I also like how the book
dealt with having to do homework you don't find interesting and thinking outside the box to creat
your own assignment that you like, and then being rewarded for that initiative. Everyone present will
have conducted their police check form prior to interacting with your child. Surely I'm not going to
deny that is interesting? I am. He is thrilled when his regular teacher returns, and even happier when
he sees the pet tarantula the teacher brought to the class. Nice book to open a discussion about
homework expectations. Implementation ideas: This would be a great book to read at the beginning
of school to help students get organized and be responsible with their homework. Please enjoy
exploring and I look forward to connecting in real life soon. The lesson was adapted from Small
Group Counseling for Children, Grades 2-5, by Diane S. They will then spend some time generating
some adjectives to describe the taste, smell, texture and appearance of food. Like Comment Molly
1,468 reviews 13 followers August 27, 2012 I am going to pair this with the Miss Nelson books for a
little back to school reading with my 7 year old.
Everyone present will have conducted their police check form prior to interacting with your child.
But opting out of some of these cookies may affect your browsing experience. And finally the wind
blows his homework away and it lands on the school roof. During the whole-class teaching input, the
included slideshow presentation asks children to think about some different breads they have eaten
before and what they were like. Mention your preferances in the description or contact our Deli staff
for more information on Ph: 07 3357 5433 This picture is a visual guide for display purposes only.
Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT’s content guidelines. The world is
ruled by cast-iron laws and it's insufferably boring. K Fraction Wall up to 20 Kate Ocallaghan
Hanlon Bad It never came Hi Kate, all of our products are digital downloads. A nice ending that he'd
already managed to do what the teacher asked. Nice book to open a discussion about homework
expectations. His homework is not up to par, is faded, or is ripped up. Good example of things being
out of your control, although kids will focus more on the humor than the moral. Senn and the 10
Homework Tips information for the Counselor's Connection Letter was found at. Martin's homework
ends up in the washing machine, goes to kindergarten with his little sister, and blows onto the roof of
the school. Martin is responsible for his homework and so everyone else should be responsible. And
the scenario worsens when Martin loses or destroys his homework daily. Too bad something always
happens to his homework before it's turned in. It will make a good read aloud. Recommend. z-school-
picture-bk Like Comment SamZ 821 reviews August 1, 2013 I probably would have liked this story
better if two things would have been different: first, substitute teachers work off of plans left by the
teacher, so the sub may have been different in her teaching tactics, but the homework situation
wouldn't likely be so drastically different; secondly, I just didn't like the illustrations, at all. Martin is
having a really bad week with his homework. It was very easy to follow and also humorous at times.
Like Comment Heidi-Marie 3,854 reviews 81 followers December 6, 2014 I'm not really sure what to
think of this book. It would be a terrific book to read with children to help them prepare for going
back to school and it helps to emphasize the child's responsibility in doing and turning in homework.
Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT’s content guidelines. So we had to
talk about titles and why authors choose certain titles, which was hopefully instructive in itself. Hi
Ann, thank you for taking the time to leave us a review, and bringing our attention to the mistake.
Not going to be a hit with the educational reviewer. The tone of this story is very childish and I think
that makes it even more enjoyable. I would recommend this for teachers to read to their students
because it could definitely lead into some sort of lesson. Throughout the book, Martin's substitute
teacher throws challenges at him left and right. Tuesday night he accidentally left his homework in
his shorts and they went in the washer.
Hi Ann, thank you for taking the time to leave us a review, and bringing our attention to the mistake.
His homework is not up to par, is faded, or is ripped up. Another day he brings his sisters bag to
school instead of his. He thought it was really funny to see all the ways Martin's homework was
ruined (dripping peanut butter sandwich on it so the dog ate it, left it in his pocket so mom washed it,
he left it in his backpack but his sister took it by mistake, and a gust of wind snatched it from his
hands). Mention your preferances in the description or contact our Deli staff for more information
on Ph: 07 3357 5433 This picture is a visual guide for display purposes only. There's also the
opportunity of role-playing an interviewer and a sandwich chef to evaluate their sandwiches orally.
His favorite teacher is out on sick leave all week and the substitute loves to give lots of homework
each night. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features
of the website. This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers. It was very easy to follow and
also humorous at times. Email This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Will
interest most elementary school children as a read aloud or one they try to read by themselves. He
struggles with trying to get his homework to school and disagreements with his teacher. And the
scenario worsens when Martin loses or destroys his homework daily. The reason I would put this
under realistic fiction is how Martin loses his homework; spilling peanut butter and jelly on it, the
dog eating it, it getting washed in his pants pocket, grabbing the wrong backpack, or it was blown
away. Overall, I appreciated the lesson of the book, but I felt Cook's representation of the teacher
was off-putting. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use
this website. As we read the story, we stopped to discuss each mistake Martin made and what a
better choice would be if we, ourselves, were in Martin MacGregor's shoes; having a snack before or
after doing our homework, using a folder and backpack to carry our homework to and from school,
checking and packing our backpacks and folders the night before, working on homework in the same
place and about the same time everyday. I would recommend this book to an elementary class at the
beginning of the year as a fun story. They provided lots of color and were interesting to look at. Like
Comment Molly 1,468 reviews 13 followers August 27, 2012 I am going to pair this with the Miss
Nelson books for a little back to school reading with my 7 year old. This is a fun, quirky book that I
am sure kids will really enjoy. The illustrations in this story were also well executed. Some past
workshops have been led by McGill Chemistry, Robotics, or Theatre groups. We'll assume you're ok
with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. Implementation ideas: This would be a great book to read
at the beginning of school to help students get organized and be responsible with their homework.
Like Comment Dolly Author 1 book 659 followers August 12, 2011 This is a very humorous tale
about school. Kind of runs along the line of Alexander's terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day, but
lasts about a week and is more specifically about homework than Alexander was. 1st-grade Like
Comment Terrie Andrews 43 reviews March 9, 2012 Description: Martin, who is a really good
student, has a hard time getting his homework turned into the substitute while his teacher is
recovering from a broken arm. I liked the story and thought it was pretty funny, but he had different
expectations I guess. It would be a terrific book to read with children to help them prepare for going
back to school and it helps to emphasize the child's responsibility in doing and turning in homework.
And when Martin's dog literally eats his homework, little does he know it's only the beginning of his
troubles. This shows that the author and illustrator really had to communicate in order to make it
exactly how they wanted it. His favorite teacher is out on sick leave all week and the substitute loves
to give lots of homework each night. Davis's vibrant and detailed artwork gives life to a funny, lively
story that is sure to resonate with anyone who has ever felt what it's like to show up unprepared-
even when it's not your fault. After going through the included slideshow presentation to check your
Year 3 children understand what they need to do and how they can work safely with food, your class
will have the chance to bring their healthy sandwich designs to life. For an optimal experience,
please switch to the latest version of Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Apple Safari or Mozilla
Firefox. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. During the whole-class teaching input,
the included slideshow presentation asks children to think about some different breads they have
eaten before and what they were like. There comes a time when something goes wrong with their
homework. Children may refer to completed worksheets from previous lessons. A previous creative
challenge had them construct spheres using only bent straws and tape. Implementation ideas: This
would be a great book to read at the beginning of school to help students get organized and be
responsible with their homework. Community Reviews 3.55 192 ratings 48 reviews 5 stars 41 (21%)
4 stars 53 (27%) 3 stars 72 (37%) 2 stars 23 (11%) 1 star 3 (1%) Search review text Filters Displaying
1 - 30 of 48 reviews Brooke Hickerson 8 reviews September 16, 2019 The genre I would put this
book under is realistic fiction. Like Comment Kim Patton 350 reviews 20 followers December 13,
2011 Adorable book about a kid that has terrible luck with getting his homework turned in t his
substitute teacher. Get their taste-buds tingling as you taste and test a variety of sandwich fillings
and types of bread, then challenge your children to design, make, eat and evaluate their own healthy
sandwich snacks. The illustrations are terrific and since we just read Would I Ever Lie to You?, I
expected them to be just as funny as the story. 2011 childrens education-school.more Like Comment
Jasmine 101 reviews 1 follower September 9, 2012 Peanut Butter and Homework sandwhich is a
great story about a little boy who has trouble keeping up with his homework. While this story is fun,
it does help teach responsibility. Good example of things being out of your control, although kids
will focus more on the humor than the moral. But with some creativity and a positive attitude, Martin
finds his own way to turn homework into fun-and turn it in on time. He tells his father that he is
struggling with the homework and his substitute teacher. The word search (which is a FreeBee, and
not in this Sample English lessons pack) has now been updated - please check your email as we have
sent you a copy. Boy is he glad when his teacher finally comes back. Every home had its house-
spirits, and every church had its God. Surely I'm not going to deny that is interesting? I am. As we
read the story, we stopped to discuss each mistake Martin made and what a better choice would be
if we, ourselves, were in Martin MacGregor's shoes; having a snack before or after doing our
homework, using a folder and backpack to carry our homework to and from school, checking and
packing our backpacks and folders the night before, working on homework in the same place and
about the same time everyday. Nice book to open a discussion about homework expectations. And
finally the wind blows his homework away and it lands on the school roof. I liked the story and
thought it was pretty funny, but he had different expectations I guess. Show full review school Like
Comment Sheri 2,277 reviews 6 followers July 12, 2012 Picture book about substitute teachers and
all the things that can happen to your homework and this poor m.c. has them all. The substitute loves
to assign large amounts of homework (odd). He is thrilled when his regular teacher returns, and even
happier when he sees the pet tarantula the teacher brought to the class.