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Tales of a Fourth
 Grade Nothing

      By Judy Blume
If you need help defining your
 vocabulary words, please use
         Word Central.

    http://wordcentral.com/home.html
“ „Peter Warren Hatcher is the
    big winner!‟ ” Mrs. Fargo
          announced.

             p. 3
“But my mother isn‟t my biggest
 problem. Neither is my father.
    He spends a lot of time
 watching commercials on TV.
   That‟s because he‟s in the
    advertising business.”

             p. 6
“These days his favorite
commercial is the one about
         Juicy-O.”

          p. 6
“It tastes like a combination of
        oranges, pineapples,
       grapefruits, pears, and
              bananas.”

              p. 6
“My mother gave him a spoonful
     of peppermint-flavored
    medicine. The kind I take
  when I have stomach pains.”

            p. 12
“He sucks four fingers
  on his left hand and
   makes a slurping
         noise.”

         p. 6
“When I complained about having to
  sleep with Fudge my mother said,
    “It‟s just for two nights, Peter.””

                 p. 9
“She used so many pots and pans
  Fudge didn‟t have any left to bank
    together. And that‟s one of his
  favorite pastimes – banging pots
          and pans together.”

              p. 10
“I came home at four o‟clock. I found
   my mother standing over the dinner
          table mumbling.”

               p. 10
“Leave it to my brother to eat flowers! I wondered
  how they tasted. Maybe they’re delicious and I
   don’t know it because I’ve never tasted one, I
                      thought.”

                      p. 12
“I changed and scrubbed up while Fudge
    finished his supper. I was going to eat
     with the company. Being nine has its
                  advantages!”

                  p. 13
“ „No more,” Fudge repeated. “No more… no more… no more.‟ ”

                           p. 12




    Repeat                         Repeat
“While my father and Mr. Yarby were
      discussing Juicy-O, Fudge
   disappeared. Just as my mother
    served everyone a glass of Mr.
 Yarby‟s favorite drink he came back.”

               p. 16
“ „It‟s silly to keep it if you already have
    one.‟ She sounded insulted. Like it
         was my fault she brought me
            something I already had.”

                  p. 16
“Then he came in carrying Dribble‟s bowl. He walked right up to Mrs.
   Yarby. He though she was his new friend. „See,‟ he said, holding
     Dribble under her nose. „See Dribble.‟ Mrs. Yarby shrieked.
    „Ohhhh! I can‟t stand reptiles. Get that thing away from me!‟ ”

                               p. 16
“I jumped up, put Dribble back
    into his bowl, and smacked
      Fudge on his backside.
        Hard. He hollered.”

            p. 19
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Tales powerpoint

  • 1. Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing By Judy Blume
  • 2. If you need help defining your vocabulary words, please use Word Central. http://wordcentral.com/home.html
  • 3. “ „Peter Warren Hatcher is the big winner!‟ ” Mrs. Fargo announced. p. 3
  • 4. “But my mother isn‟t my biggest problem. Neither is my father. He spends a lot of time watching commercials on TV. That‟s because he‟s in the advertising business.” p. 6
  • 5. “These days his favorite commercial is the one about Juicy-O.” p. 6
  • 6. “It tastes like a combination of oranges, pineapples, grapefruits, pears, and bananas.” p. 6
  • 7. “My mother gave him a spoonful of peppermint-flavored medicine. The kind I take when I have stomach pains.” p. 12
  • 8. “He sucks four fingers on his left hand and makes a slurping noise.” p. 6
  • 9. “When I complained about having to sleep with Fudge my mother said, “It‟s just for two nights, Peter.”” p. 9
  • 10. “She used so many pots and pans Fudge didn‟t have any left to bank together. And that‟s one of his favorite pastimes – banging pots and pans together.” p. 10
  • 11. “I came home at four o‟clock. I found my mother standing over the dinner table mumbling.” p. 10
  • 12. “Leave it to my brother to eat flowers! I wondered how they tasted. Maybe they’re delicious and I don’t know it because I’ve never tasted one, I thought.” p. 12
  • 13. “I changed and scrubbed up while Fudge finished his supper. I was going to eat with the company. Being nine has its advantages!” p. 13
  • 14. “ „No more,” Fudge repeated. “No more… no more… no more.‟ ” p. 12 Repeat Repeat
  • 15. “While my father and Mr. Yarby were discussing Juicy-O, Fudge disappeared. Just as my mother served everyone a glass of Mr. Yarby‟s favorite drink he came back.” p. 16
  • 16. “ „It‟s silly to keep it if you already have one.‟ She sounded insulted. Like it was my fault she brought me something I already had.” p. 16
  • 17. “Then he came in carrying Dribble‟s bowl. He walked right up to Mrs. Yarby. He though she was his new friend. „See,‟ he said, holding Dribble under her nose. „See Dribble.‟ Mrs. Yarby shrieked. „Ohhhh! I can‟t stand reptiles. Get that thing away from me!‟ ” p. 16
  • 18. “I jumped up, put Dribble back into his bowl, and smacked Fudge on his backside. Hard. He hollered.” p. 19