Nelson doesnt show up and the students are stuck with Miss. The students keep misbehaving The next day Miss. Oh, and they'll also beg you to read and reread the story of Miss Nelson and her class. Miss Nelson is Missing by Harry Allard This would be PERFECT to use for your emergency sub plans.
The story may not sober your kids' behavior in class, but the last page will make them realize they're not the only ones who know how to pull a gag. The wacky watercolor drawings fit the mystery and mischief of Miss Nelson is Missing perfectly, from throwing spitballs to the terrified kids spying on their evil substitute carrying groceries down the street.
The awful substitute allows the kids to team up and search for their missing teacher they even hire the befuddled, pipe-puffing Detective McSmogg to tackle the case. She loads the kids with homework and lays down the law. An unpleasant substitute in an ugly black dress, Miss Viola Swamp, sweeps in in her stead. The next day the teacher is nowhere to be found, and the children rejoice and throw more paper airplanes-a little too soon. "Something must be done," says a resigned, rosy-cheeked Miss Nelson. It will be produced by Sony Pictures Animation, Color Force, Sidney Kimmel Entertainment, Heyday Films, The Montecito Picture Company and Harpo Films and distributed by Columbia Pictures. They were the worst behaved class in the whole school." Squat faces of children doing headstands during story hour, tongues out, drawing mean pictures of their teacher, mark the naughtiest classroom in the past twenty-five years. Miss Nelson is Missing is an upcoming 2018 animated mystery comedy film based on the childrens book of the same name by Harry Allard. "The kids in Room 207 were misbehaving again," the book starts off.
The book is also available in Spanish titled La Senorita Nelson ha desaparecido.Miss Nelson cannot control her classroom. A guided reading or interactive read aloud lesson plan for the realistic fiction mentor text picture book Miss Nelson Is Missing by Harry Allard and James Marshall.
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