He won his pet turtle, Dribble.

He said Fudge was his biggest problem.

He didn’t like the picture dictionary because he

thought it was for babies.

He put about one hundred green stamps from the gro-

cery store all over it.

She fed Fudge on the floor, because Fudge was pre-

tending to be a dog.

He put Fudge in the bathtub and dumped a bowl of ce-

real over Fudge’s head.

She forgot to turn on the oven, and had to go back to

the apartment to turn it on.

He was pretending to fly and fell off the jungle gym.

He invited Ralph, Jennie, and Sam. Ralph was fat and

ate all the time. Jennie was a bitter. Sam was scared of

everything.

She asked if he made a tinkle, and then peed on the

rug.

FinallyFirstThenNext

For exampleTherefore

HoweverIn short

• As soon as the kids saw Peter dancing with a bal-loon, they started dancing too.• He went along with Dr. Brown’s joke to get Fudge to open his mouth.

polite, good man-nered

• He thanked the Yarby’s for buying him the picture dictionary he gave to Fudge.• He’s willing to help trick Fudge into buying a pair of saddle shoes.

insightfulsmart

• Realizes that a monorail system would be a great way to solve traffic problems in New York.• Tells his mother that she should just wait until Fudge is hungry and he’ll eat again, before the doctor says the same thing!

Fudge

rude, bad man-nered

naughty

silly

When Sam buys him the same pic-ture dictionary Peter had, he throws it across the room.

When the Yardles come he won’t stay in his crib.When the family goes to Ham-burger Heaven Fudge smears his food on the wall.

• He likes to pretend he is different ani-mals and really thinks he can fly when he’s a bird.• He refuses to eat food until his father dumps a bowl of cereal on his head.

He pretends that he is going to buy saddle shoes so

that Fudge will copy him. He does it because he

mother asked him to, and he wanted to get lunch.

He smears the mashed potatoes all over the walls.

Their topic for the city project was transportation. Peter wrote 5 pages

about the monorail system. Jimmy wrote about pollution caused by

transportation. Sheila wrote about the history of city transportation.

He wanted a lock to keep Fudge out of his bedroom

because Fudge destroyed Peter’s poster.

Fudge cut all of his hair with Peter’s scissors.

He was making a commercial for the Toddle-Bike.

She told him he could have Oreos if he cooperated for

the commercial.

Fudge disappears in the movie theater and stops the

movie because he was looking for bears.

Friday May 10th was the most important day of Peter’s

life because this was the day Fudge ate Dribble.

Peter’s parents gave him a puppy.