Go on a wonderfully wild adventure with Ned in this Classic Board Book edition of Fortunately from
celebrated dancer, choreographer, and beloved author and illustrator Remy Charlip
Abraham Remy Charlip (January 10, 1929 – August 14, 2012) was an American artist, writer, choreographer, theatre
director, theatrical designer, and teacher. He wrote or illustrated more than 40 children's books

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This good/bad book of events depicts an organizational craft which encourages children to predict what will happen next. It keeps you on the edge of your seat wondering how will it end? ( )

This book is a good/bad book that I will help students to be able to learn more about cause and effect as well as predict text. ( )

A great model book for students to use to write their own story like it. It has a pattern of good then bad. Great for 1st through 6th grade. ( )

This story follows a funny and unpredictable good/bad pattern throughout each page ( )

Teaches children about book patterns and making predictions. . A story about a kid named Ned that wants to make it to a surprise birthday story, but fortunate and unfortunate things keep happening. He fortunately makes it to the party. ( )

I gave this pattern book a 5/5 because it was very well done and the pattern was clear and easy to follow along to. This book would be great to use with students who are struggling readers because the words repeat, however some of the words are a little difficult so the student might need some assistance. I also love the colors that the illustrators use to engage the reader and the illustrations are really well done. This book would also be fun to do a behavior graph of and compare it to that of another text. The students will also see how the pattern appears in their graph. This book is cute and great pattern book. ( )

Great book that helps children realize that things don’t always go the way we want them to, but we can always find a positive for every negative things that happens. Helps with balancing life’s situations and learning to cope. ( )

teaches cause and effect because a lot of unfortunate things happen to him but he ends up being pretty fortunate. ( )

This is a book about a man who goes though unfortunate things but turns out to be fortunate. It will teach students cause and effect in a different way. ( )

This book is about Ned who goes through some very unfortunately things but in the end is very fortunate. ( )

This picture book is great for students because it can teach them about cause and effect in an engaging and different way. The story is about a boy who wanted to go to a party and so may things happened in between the whole process, but he finally made it to his destination. The different colored pages help the student see if the event is a positive or negative one. ( )

Story about a boy on a little adventure and the good and the bad of what he endures. This is a cause and effect picture book. ( )

Good bad, Good bad book- a person's good/bad adventures that end up good. great to teach about opposites ( )

Guy trying to get to a party has good and back luck alternating on every page. Whole class read then can be put in the library for students to read during their own time. Kinder-3rd ( )

This book gives good humor for kids, but the book style is very back and forth. The book would be good for students to discuss what actions should and should not be done. ( )

Abraham Remy Charlip, who died in 2012 at the age of 83, was an American artist, writer, choreographer, theatre director, theatrical designer, and teacher. He wrote or illustrated 29 children's books. Charlip studied art at Straubenmuller Textile High School in Manhattan, and fine arts at Cooper Union in New York. Source: Wikipedia.com. Charlip was both the writer and illustrator of "Fortunately." The reviewer for "School Library Journal," said of this work, "Imaginative illustrations make the most of this wonderfully wild adventure."

This is a predictable book and makes for a fun, interactive book to share with a young classroom. The predictions of the terms fortunately and unfortunately is seen in a pattern throughout the book. This helps the students to better understand the terms and use them in the correct context. A classroom activity that can be done following this book is that the students can think of their own fortunately and unfortunately scenarios and illustrate them to share with their peers. ( )

Great book to begin writing workshop with.

boy who goes through some crazy things with unlikely circumstances kindergarten to 3rd grade ( )

Funny to read, great for a laugh to. I would use this book and ask the kids what they think is going to happen next and introduce them to foreshadowing. ( )

This book is a great book for students about the age of 8-12 to understand the concept of opposites. It has challenging vocabulary and great comprehension for students. ( )

Fortunately is a story recommended for upper elementary students who learn the causes and effects of the things they do. It's a fun and predictable story the children can follow along to. ( )

A very easy read for a wide range of children hoping to expand their vocabulary. "Fortunately" sees a little boy going though a series of god and bad events. Using the word fortunately as often as possible to teach the readers the meaning of the word. ( )