Book details

My Fox Ate My Homework (Large Print Edition) (My Fox (Large Print))
Description
My Fox Ate My Homework follows Jonah Johnson, a 6th grader who is navigating the challenges of a new school and a new house in the country. He encounters a bully and a talking fox that always seems to get him into trouble. Amidst these challenges, Jonah also needs to help save his mom's house. The book is in LARGE PRINT format, which has been shown to help children in 3rd grade and up develop stronger reading skills, feel more comfortable reading, and adopt positive reading mindsets. This funny fantasy is perfect for kids, teachers, librarians, and parents, particularly targeting elementary and middle school students and reluctant readers. Age Level: 8 and up ◆ Grade Level: 3rd and up ◆ LARGE PRINT. Large Print is easier to read for children and easier to focus on without getting distracted. A study of 1700 students and 56 teachers/librarians (Project Tomorrow, on behalf of Thorndike Press, 2019) found that when reading Large Print books like this, children 3rd grade and up developed stronger reading skills, felt more comfortable reading, adopted new, positive reading mindsets, and 61% remembered characters and plots better. Teachers attribute large print text to helping students develop stronger reading skills.
Age
8-12
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
190 pages
Book in series
#1
Why to read
- Engaging Storyline: 'My Fox Ate My Homework' offers a unique and captivating plot that combines everyday school life with the fantastical element of a talking fox, making it an entertaining read for children and young readers.
- Relatable Characters: The characters in the book, especially the protagonist, face challenges and situations that many kids can relate to, such as dealing with homework, school, and friendships, which can help readers connect with the story on a personal level.
- Promotes Reading Skills: The Large Print Edition of the book is specifically designed to be accessible to readers of all levels, including those who may struggle with smaller text. This can help encourage reading confidence and fluency, making it a great choice for developing readers.
- Themes of Responsibility and Problem-Solving: Throughout the book, the main character learns important life lessons about taking responsibility for one's actions and finding creative solutions to unexpected problems, providing valuable moral teachings in a fun and engaging way.