Junie B. Jones Is Captain Field Day

Junie B.'s class, Room Nine, will go against Room Eight class. Junie B. lucky enough to pick the "Captain" paper. Mrs. reminded her that Captain job is to keep his team together, not bossy them and Mrs. pine a red towel to make her a cape. The first game was run relay, and it was not her fault that her class was losing, it just because her shoe fly out of her foot and she cant run with her sock only. Junie B. thought that being a captain she will help rescue her classmates but instead... However Room Nine win the last game and it earned by a victory by Criedbaby William. Junie B. and in fact, all Room Nine felt victorious and with Junie B. idea, the cape was given to William. ( )

Junie B Jones's kindrgarten class is having a field day and Junie B. is the Captain. How will she help her team beat room Eight? ( )

This book is about room nine and Junie B. Jones competing against room eight in field day games. Junie B. was randomly chosen to be captain of room nine but she doesn't understand what that really means. After losing every game to room eight, room nine are sad and being sore losers. When it comes to the last event, pull-ups, William the crybaby is the one to win it for room nine and everyone goes crazy. Junie B. lets William wear her cape for the rest of the day and everyone celebrates.
Critique (Genre): This is a great example of realistic fiction because young children normally experience a field day type day at least once a year in elementary school. It is easy for them to sympathize with room nine because no one likes to lose and always takes it pretty hard, especially young children.
Critique (Plot): This is a great example of a person vs. person conflict because room nine (and Junie B. specifically) feel like beating room eight is the single most important thing. The author does a great job of using Junie B.'s thoughts and actions to display this one goal and the plot line is easy for children to follow and understand.
Media: Pencil

This is pretty funny. Everyone in my class enjoys reading all about Junie B. Jones and her adventures! ( )

First graders find Junie B Jones hilarious. They relate to her like none other, because she writes like a first grader. At the beginning, Junie B. Jones was excited about Field Day and went around the house yelling about it, when in the end she wasnt really yelling about it anymore. This was a humourous read and kids would love it.