[XJK]≫ Libro Gratis The Homework Machine Dan Gutman 9780689876783 Books

The Homework Machine Dan Gutman 9780689876783 Books

Download As PDF : The Homework Machine Dan Gutman 9780689876783 Books

The Homework Machine Dan Gutman 9780689876783 Books

I bought this for my 12 year old son (11 at the time) for a 6th grade school assignment. He liked the book and found it interesting, but disliked the fact that so many people got away with wrongdoing. The ending is what made it 4 stars for him. He insists I don't include spoilers (clearly, he doesn't know me!) but based on a couple of things he's told me I don't know if I'd get it for a kid under eleven.


Tags : The Homework Machine [Dan Gutman] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. <b>DOING HOMEWORK BECOMES A THING OF THE PAST</b> <BR> <BR> The unlikely foursome made up of a geek, a class clown,Dan Gutman,The Homework Machine,Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers,0689876785,School & Education,Social Themes - Friendship,Arizona,Cheating,Cheating (Education),Cheating;Fiction.,Homework,Homework;Fiction.,Interpersonal relations,Schools,Schools;Fiction.,Children's BooksAges 9-12 Fiction,Children: Grades 4-6,Dan Gutman; homework; school; geek; class clown; teacher's pet; slacker; homework machine,Fiction,General fiction (Children's Teenage),JUVENILE FICTION Humorous Stories,JUVENILE FICTION School & Education,JUVENILE FICTION Social Themes Adolescence & Coming of Age,JUVENILE FICTION Social Themes Values & Virtues,Juvenile Fiction,Juvenile Fiction Social Themes Friendship,Juvenile FictionSchool & Education,Juvenile FictionSocial Themes - Friendship,Social Themes - Values & Virtues

The Homework Machine Dan Gutman 9780689876783 Books Reviews

Nice!!!
My daughter had fun reading this book.
I purchased this b/c my students wanted to read it. Our school had 6 copies and we needed one more. I loved it and my students want to read the next one in the series. It was a great book that kids could relate to.
My daughter loved this book. My son and I are now reading it too. We are reading it aloud with him reading the boy characters and I'm reading the female characters. This book is set up perfectly for team reading with different characters "titled" above their thoughts.

Great book!
Great book
I love his book i can’t wait to tell my friends about his book 1 of my new favorite books
My 6th grader read this for a summer reading project for school and he loved it. Such a fun story! We will definitely read more stories from Dan Gutman.
What would life be like if you had a computer to do your homework? Well for some fifth graders they are about to find out. They are members of the 'D' Squad sitting in groups of four, their last names all ended in D. They are Brenton Damagathi, the geek and maybe super genius, Sam Dawkins aka Snikwad the class clown, Kelsey Donnelly is a slacker doing just enough to get by and Judy Douglas is the teacher's pet and almost straight 'A' student. Their teacher in the fifth grade was Miss Rasmussen, first year out of teaching college and a little green. It all starts when Brenton boasts he does not need to do homework because he has a machine that will do it for him. That evening the D Squad heads to his house and soon the homework is all being done by the computer which has been christened Belch; but as these four children soon realize, trying to keep a secret starts taking more work, time, effort and stress than if they did not have a secret and just went back to doing their own homework. But hindsight is 20/20 as the saying goes.

The story is told in a series of first person narratives, being recorded for the most part while at the police station giving their testimony of what has gone on over the past school year. Written from the perspective of the D Squad, their teachers, parents and some of their classmates, it makes for a wonderfully funny story with more than a little message for the readers to absorb. Dan Gutman has written over 100 books; of the few that I have read this is the best! A great story and bound to be enjoyed by readers of all ages.
I bought this for my 12 year old son (11 at the time) for a 6th grade school assignment. He liked the book and found it interesting, but disliked the fact that so many people got away with wrongdoing. The ending is what made it 4 stars for him. He insists I don't include spoilers (clearly, he doesn't know me!) but based on a couple of things he's told me I don't know if I'd get it for a kid under eleven.