The Littles Do Their Homework
The Littles Do Their Homework by Teddy Slater is a delightful addition to the series for beginning readers, published by Scholastic in June 2003. This 32-page book is presented in English and follows the adventures of Tom and Lucy Little, who, despite being good students, experience school in a unique way as it comes to them. In this story, the Little children embark on an exciting homework assignment that leads them to explore a chicken coop, setting the stage for a wild outdoor adventure.
Readers will find that this book is adapted from previous titles in the series, specifically THE LITTLES GO TO SCHOOL and THE LITTLES GIVE A PARTY. The narrative focuses on themes of curiosity and exploration, making it suitable for juvenile fiction and beginner readers. As Tom and Lucy navigate their homework challenge, they encounter unexpected situations that enhance their learning experience, providing an engaging way for young readers to connect with the characters and their adventures.
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This new addition to the series for beginning readers was
adapted from THE LITTLES GO TO SCHOOL and THE LITTLES GIVE A PARTY.
Tom and Lucy Little were good students. They knew how to read. They knew how to write. They could add and subtract
very well. But the Little children didn’t go to school. School came to them!
Now the Littles have an exciting homework assignment: They have to write a report about an animal. Tom and Lucy decide to explore the chicken coop — but they don’t know what they’re getting into. Before they know it, they’re on a wild outdoor adventure!
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