This graphic novel, the first in its series, written by James Kochalka, reads much like a traditional comic book. Reluctant readers will enjoy the goofy humor and extensive use of onomatopoeia. The text is not very complex and could be read by a first or second grader. Because of the simplicity and its high-interest appeal, this story would be an excellent text for practicing fluent reading. Fluent reading is essential for ensuring students comprehend the text. Pick up a copy for your classroom library and your students will thank you!
There not any words that need explicit vocabulary instruction.
Close Reading Questions:
Do you think that Johnny Boo and Squiggle play together very often? How can you tell? p. 8
Why was the ice cream melted? p. 21
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