Fudge has decided to stop eating, which worries their parents. The only thing that works is having Peter stand on his head. This makes Fudge laugh, and their mother can quickly stuff some food in his mouth. Next, Fudge decides to pretend to be a dog while they’re all eating dinner.
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What happened in Chapter 3 in fourth grade nothing?
Fudge has decided to stop eating, which worries their parents. The only thing that works is having Peter stand on his head. This makes Fudge laugh, and their mother can quickly stuff some food in his mouth. Next, Fudge decides to pretend to be a dog while they’re all eating dinner.
What is the problem in Chapter 4 of Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing?
Sheila starts crying because she’s afraid that she’ll get in trouble (since she was in charge of babysitting Fudge), and Jimmy notices that Fudge’s two top teeth are missing. While Peter tries to clean up Fudge, Sheila searches on the ground for his missing teeth, and Jimmy runs back to the apartment to get help. Mrs.
Why did Fudge stop eating?
Fudge Won’t Eat After seeing his older brother Peter stand on his head, Fudge suddenly decides to stop eating. By the third day of Fudge not eating, his mother begins to be concerned. ”You’ve got to eat, Fudge,” she said. Fudge’s father also does tricks such as juggling oranges to try to get him to eat.
How do Peter and his mother solve their argument?
Upset that his mom blamed him. Thought she didn’t love him. How did Peter and his mom resolve their argument over Fudge’s accident? His mom visted Peter’s room the next day and apologized.
How did Fudge lose his front teeth?
How did Fudge lose his two front teeth? Peter, Jimmy, and Sheila were supposed to be watching Fudge, but they were horsing around. Fudge tried to fly from the top of a jungle gym. He fell and his teeth came out.
Who babysat Fudge at the park?
Jimmy and Dribble babysat Fudge at the park. What was Fudge pretending to be when he fell off of the jungle gym?
How was the main problem solved in Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing?
Things get resolved at the end of the book after Fudge comes home from the hospital. Peter’s parents give him a present, a brand new puppy, to show that they’ve totally noticed what a hard time he’s going through and how good he’s been about the troublesome Fudge.
How does Fudge knock his teeth out?
How does Fudge knock his teeth out? Fudge was pretending to be a bird and he fell off the jungle gym.
Why did Peter’s mom want Peter to stand on his head?
1. Why did Peter’s mother want Peter to stand on his head? It would make Fudge laugh. When he would laugh, she could put food in his mouth.
What is the overall purpose of Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing?
Lesson Summary Sibling rivalry is one theme in the book, Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing, by Judy Blume. Another theme is love of family: family is important and we overlook problems because of that love. Finally, the book also shows us that one way to deal with problems is through a sense of humor.
What is Peter’s main problem in Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing?
Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing does not have a traditional problem and solution style of plot. The story revolves around ten year old Peter Hatcher and his life with his two year old brother Fudge and his parents. Peter’s main problem in the story is that he feels that Fudge gets all the attention since he’s little.