by Peggy Rathman
One of my most entertaining favorites, this book is about an officer who travels to schools to talk about safety. Unfortunately, many of the students are bored with his speeches. One day, this officer is assigned a special dog, and suddenly his speeches become a lot more interesting! This book is on...
This book is about an officer who does safety speeches at schools for school children. One day he is assigned a police dog named Gloria. She accompanies officer Buckle to the speeches. Normally, students are bored by them. However, this time students are highly enthusiastic because unbeknownst to th...
Officer Buckle attends schools and gives safety speeches. Unfortunately, many of the students and teachers ignore the safety tips that Officer Buckle gives the school. Gloria, the police dog, begins attending the speeches with Officer Buckle. With Gloria's help, Officer Buckle is finally able to get...
Officer Buckle and Gloria is an entertaining story. Officer Buckle performs for a elementary school who gives a good laugh; however, what he doesn't know is that the students are actually laughing at his dog, Gloria. This book could be used for grades k-3. You could use this in your classroom for ch...
Gloria and Officer Buckle are a fun dynamic duo that students fall in love with. Together they travel around emperform safety speeches. Unbeknownst two Officer Buckle Gloria performs behind him. When Officer Buckle discovers what has been happening he gets very upset and refuses to perform. When Glo...
This is about a police officer and his dog. They go out to schools to talk about safety. I would use this in my classroom by letting students explore potential safety problems and then devise possible solutions. Each student creates a safety tip poster similar to the ones in the book to present a so...
This is a lovely story about a police officer and his dog who visit schools to talk about safety. This promotes a positive image of the police and friendship. This book also covers topics such as jealousy and how to handle it and how to be proud of a friend's achievements, rather than being jealous ...
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