Cork was a muskrat and Fuzz was a possum. They both like it when they win a game. Fuzz always won and Cork wanted to win. And he finally did. It made me think about when my family always wins and I don’t. But eventually I do. Fuzz had longer legs then Cork; Fuzz was better at stickball than Cork and he was better at tackle ball. But Cork can swim and Fuzz can’t and he was very, very good at hide-and-seek. But there was a game that they both could win: A three-legged race!
Sherry’s thoughts: I read Cork & Fuzz: Good Sports, too, and I thought it was an entertaining and delightful easy reader. Cork and his friend Fuzz are personable characters, and the words themselves are difficult enough to be challenging (level 3), but with some repetition for phonetic and sight word practice.
2 thoughts on “Cork & Fuzz: Good Sports by Don Chaconas”
Excellent review, Betsy-Bee! I like how you summarized what was different about the characters, and how you related the book to your own life. Good job!
I like this review!
The early reader book is so hard to fit into the different categories, but some of them are really good reading.
Excellent review, Betsy-Bee! I like how you summarized what was different about the characters, and how you related the book to your own life. Good job!
I like this review!
The early reader book is so hard to fit into the different categories, but some of them are really good reading.