Seize Your Copy Nate The Great And The Fishy Prize Devised By Marjorie Weinman Sharmat Formatted As Copy

story for beginning readers about a boy w/ a dog named Sludge who solves a silly mystery, The second part of the book has interesting facts about a few animals, a the skill test for your dog and some corny animal riddles, Good for agesFun chapter book series with simple text and corresponding illustrations on almost every page, Published in, this is bookin the series, Ages.

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A corresponding series is also available about Nate's cousin, Olivia Sharp she is a detective also, I hope to investigate this series also, I thought this book was really good because I like the way Nate the Great didn't see the prize when he walked past it outside, And then he realized that Fang knocked it out with his tail! Perfect for kindergarteners andst graders,.stars. There are some interesting characters in these Nate the Great books, and the ending was cute, Kids liked it, as they do all of the books from this series that we've read, and it's not totally mind numbing to read out loud as a parent.
I liked how Nate uses commom sense to think things through, This story would be great to introduce linear thinking to younger kids, I do wonder where Nate's parents are though, Nate the Great was on his bike, Nate smells a fishy clue, pip brot his porot. I Like It. These chapter books introduce beginning readers to the detective mystery genre, Perfect for the Common Core, kids can problemsolve with Nate, using logical thinking to solve mysteries! 

Nate the Great is about to enter his dog, Sludge, in the smartest pet contest.
But when the prize disappears, it looks as if the contest will flop,

It's a tough case for Nate and Sludge as they search for clues leading to the missing prize, In more ways than one, it's a very fishy business, Can Nate and Sludge find the prize in time Easy Reader Shelves at Renton Highlands

Fun I like the confidence and the way Nate refers to himself in the third person a lot, and how he acts outside of direct adult supervision, and the variety of pets.


I even like how the resolution of the mystery is done, hinted so the reader gets it just before Nate but maybe just after the dog,stars. This was a really fast but cute story, We haven't read any Nate the Great and this won't be our last! The gang's pets are all having a competition and a painted tuna can is the prize, however it goes missing and Nate has to help find it.
It was cute and made kids think outside of the box, It also had a ton of animal facts at the end that I loved exploring with my daughter! Nate the Great is on the case! The competition for smartest pet is today, and Nate is entering Sludge.
But just an hour before the start, he receives a call from Rosamund The prize for first place, a tuna fish can with 'Smartest' written in gold paint, has gone missing! Nate doesn't even have time to unpack his grocery bag of dog shampoo and pancake ingredients.
What could have happened to the can How will Nate solve the mystery in only an hour
Such a fun series to revisit, one of my favorites as a kid.
Lots of fun. Fun lower grade book. Our girls love the Nate the Great series, especially my youngest, The stories aren't too long we can read the whole book at one time, They are pretty silly, but fun and demonstrate common sense thinking,

We love the common themes throughout the series Nate's love for pancakes, his weird friends and their weird pets, and his great detective dog, Sludge, The book was so fishy, They had a contest about which dos was the smartest and the prize was a bowl of tuna fish from Rosamond, This is a good series for introducing the mystery genre to beginning chapter book readers, This one my son asked and asked to own, It's a good one. The stories are becoming recycled versions of each other, all containing tuna fish cans and pancakes, Also, I was appalled at

the "game" at the end of the book, Throw a towel over your dog's head and count how long it takes it to get free This is cruel and just asking for a child to be bitten.
I enjoyed this book because I like prizes, I did not like this book because I do not like it when cats lick prizes, We are enjoying the Nate the Great books reading with the kids, They really liked this one, Michael, age, loves Nate the Great books, He likes this book because, as he says, it's a boyanddog mystery, and it's funny! Also, he likes the fact that dog Sludge finds the clues and that Nate and Sludge are afraid of dog Fang.
Watch his review here, and prepare yourself for some great detailand silliness:
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As far as early chapter books are concerned this one is pretty good, Despite being written for new readers it's pretty entertaining and the wording while simplistic is generally fun stylistically rather than lame,

Nate the Great goes in search of Rosimund's lost first prize for the upcoming smartest pet competition, Will he find the stinky gold painted tuna can in time Children's Reading Adventures Book Club, Summer

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Marjorie Weinman Sharmat was an American childrens writer, She wrote thanbooks for children and teens, and her books have been translated into several languages, The Library of Congress chose many of her books as book of the year, and her books were frequently Literary Guild selections, Marjorie Weinman Sharmat was an American children's writer, She wrote thanbooks for children and teens, and her books have been translated into several languages, The Library of Congress chose many of her books as book of the year, and her books were frequently Literary Guild selections, sitelink.