by Abby Klein
5. Flashlight Words: Turn out the lights and write using only the light from your flashlight.
6. Shower Spelling: Spray shaving cream on your shower door and write with your finger.
7. Cereal Words: Use circle-shaped cereal like Cheerios to make letters in your bowl.
8. Play-Doh Words: Roll Play-Doh into thin strips to make letter shapes.
9. Finger Paint: Use a different color for each letter to make rainbow words!
10. Body Words: Trace your spelling words on someone’s back or on your own palm!
ABBY KLEIN has been a first-grade and kindergarten teacher for twenty years. She and her husband and two children live in Vermont. They have four dogs.
JOHN McKINLEY has been drawing all his life. For the Ready, Freddy! books, he hides the word “fin” in every picture. He and his family live in Northern California.
#1: Tooth Trouble
#2: The King of Show-and-Tell
#3: Homework Hassles
#4: Don’t Sit on My Lunch!
#5: Talent Show Scaredy-Pants
#6: Help! A Vampire’s Coming!
#7: Yikes! Bikes!
#8: Halloween Fraidy-Cat
#9: Shark Tooth Tale
#10: Super-Secret Valentine
#11: The Pumpkin Elf Mystery
#12: Stop That Hamster!
#13: The One Hundredth Day of School!
#14: Camping Catastrophe!
#15: Thanksgiving Turkey Trouble
#16: Ready, Set, Snow!
#17: Firehouse Fun!
#18: The Perfect Present
#19: The Penguin Problem
#20: Apple Orchard Race
#21: Going Batty
#22: Science Fair Flop
#23: A Very Crazy Christmas
#24: Shark Attack!
#25: Save the Earth!
#26: The Giant Swing
#27: The Reading Race
#1: Second Grade Rules!
#2: Snow Day Dare
#3: Secret Santa Surprise
#4: Best Prank Ever
#5: Haunted Hayride
#6: Gingerbread Jitters
#7: A Little Bit Lucky
Text copyright © 2017 by Abby Klein
Illustrations copyright © 2017 by John McKinley
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