King Not's Sleepover
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King Not’s Sleepover is Book Two of the King Not Series written for the purpose of providing a clear insight of the comparative degree of adjectives -- those that end with the suffix er-- and a meaningful way for teachers to teach or reinforce and students to remember the comparative degree.
King Not’s Sleepover finds King Not determined to continue his new found joy. No longer preoccupied with self pride and notoriety, he is now in constant search for opportunities to bring happiness whenever and wherever he can. In Book Two, King Not helps children with everyday school problems. Through the use of his magical powers, he succeeds at making five children’s playground experiences much more enjoyable.
Many language skills will be illustrated through the King Not Series as King Not moves from one opportunity to another in his quest for bringing happiness.
About the Author
Bettye DeLoach Presley is a veteran English Language Arts teacher certified in Arkansas and Louisiana. She has three years experience as an upper elementary/secondary literacy coach and thirty seven years as an English/Reading teacher. She is a member of the International Reading Association, The Society of Children’s Book Writers & Illustrators and Razors & Bandaids Poetry Guild. She currently serves as facilitator for the Freshman Academy Teachers’ Team and as CAl Literacy Instructor at Lake Providence High School in Lake Providence. Louisiana. She is co-author of Guaranteed to Cut & Soothe, a volume of poetry written by the members of Razors & Bandaids Poetry Guild published by Author House in 2006. Throughout her teaching career, she has worked hard to design creative lessons that help students to remember relevant language arts skills. She believes that if a lesson is fun, it is easier to remember. Evidence of this belief can be found in her five book King Not Series which she began writing in 2007. The King Not Series currently includes King Not’s Powers published in 2008 and King Not’s Sleepover published in 2010.