Sideways Stories From Wayside School Guided Reading: Level P I absolutely love this chapter book. It is a great book for four graders. It's fun and silly. Kids really love the humor within every chapter. There are lots of funny characters that they get to learn about. I would use this book as a shar...
Instead of 30 classrooms built NEXT to each other, 30 classrooms were built ON TOP of each other, but without a 19th floor!! Each chapter is a different story about one of the students in the class and of the craziness that happens at the school in Mrs. Jewls class on the 30th floor! I would use thi...
Wayside School was supposed to have 30 classrooms all next to each other on lone level, but in an architectural accident it was built sideways instead. Now 30 stories high with classrooms one on top of another hilarious stories begin to emerge. Along the way we meet Mrs. Gorf the meanest teacher ...
Sideways Stories from Wayside School is a collection of stories from a wacky school. Each chapter features a story of one of the students in Ms. Jewls' class. Sideways Stories from Wayside School received a Lexile score of 460L, making it readable for most 3rd grade readers. This book can be used to...
I adored these books as a little kid. I remember my teacher reading the stories out loud to us in class, along with Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark. I think these books are responsible for me being the short story lover that I am today. Sideways Stories from Wayside School is a wonderful piece o...
Sideways Stories from Wayside School is a hilarious chapter book about a school that was accidentally built 30 stories high! There are many strange incidents that occur at the school. For instance, there is a teacher who turns misbehaving children into apples! No one can figure out why her students ...
Another chapter series that I loved. I think its just so goofy that kids love reading them and find themselves wishing they went to a school as kooky as Wayside. This book isn't as deep as Sachar's Holes but he still does a good job with character development with the different stories about each ch...
I read this book to my 5 year old. The marvelous illustrations are a great addition to the text. The illustrator, Adam McCauley, had a lot of fun with the layout, arranging the two main characters, a sister and brother, in a multitude of settings and angles, practically turning them into a sort of m...
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