Cornbread, supported by his best friend Roscoe, is running for class president. But the ever so smart Symone has plans of her own. She's running too. Even though Cornbread has been spending more time thinking about joining a karate class than practicing his speech, will he be able to pull off a victory? Or will Symone be victorious? Watch as they challenge each other in a presidential debate that neither one will ever forget.
CHARACTER EDUCATION:
SPORTSMANSHIP
If there’s one thing Cornbread loves, it’s MUSIC. He has music in his bones. He loves it so much that he
has a habit of beating on things to create his favorite beat. Well, find out if Cornbread’s habit
will lead to an accident that will seriously harm his little sister Tiffany.
CHARACTER EDUCATION:
OBEDIENCE
Lately, Cornbread has a lot on his mind. He is bothered by the fact that the gigantic fifth grade
bully named Tiny wants to fight him because of what he said about him. Well, the only problem is,
Cornbread didn’t say anything about Tiny. So Cornbread must figure out who started this rumor,
while at the same time, be prepared for the showdown on Friday.
CHARACTER EDUCATION:
COURAGE
Cornbread went to the store Monday afternoon with his best friend, Roscoe, and saw the most
attractive piece of jewelry he had ever laid his eyes on, a diamond-covered watch in the shape of a C.
Well, two days later, Cornbread happened to see the same watch hidden in Roscoe’s bedroom.
Realizing that Roscoe didn’t buy the watch when they were at the store has brought Cornbread to a
difficult decision. Will he just ignore everything he has found out about the “stolen” watch or will he
end his 5-year friendship with his pal Roscoe?
CHARACTER EDUCATION:
INTEGRITY
During the Healthy Food & Exercise assembly, a few fourth and fifth graders decided they would
have a food fight in the cafeteria. Cornbread’s teacher, Ms. Robinson, became highly upset, but
decided to use this as a teachable moment instead of punishing the children immediately. So, she
presented them with a challenge: fourth and fifth graders were not allowed to drink any sugary
drinks, or eat any junk food or meat, except fish, chicken, and turkey for the rest of the week. If
even one person failed the challenge, she would cancel the field trip to Orlando, Florida, for all
fourth and fifth graders.
CHARACTER TRAIT:
DETERMINATION
Cornbread was surprised to find a mysterious note on his desk, only to learn it was a love letter written by his secret admirer. His friends, Roscoe and Carlos, are working hard to help him figure out who this mystery person is. Will Cornbread find out who his secret admirer is at the school dance, or will he forever be lost about the identity of the one who cares for him dearly?
CHARACTER TRAIT:
CONFIDENCE
The Cornbread Comprehension Workbook includes four (4) questions for each chapter in the first four Cornbread books. This is a total of 128 questions parents and teachers are able to implement for quick checks for understanding.
The answer key to the Cornbread Reading Workbook
Cornbread Home Learning Set (includes: 4 chapter books, student comprehension workbook, answer key, Cornbread backpack, Cornbread audio cd
Top 2 Questions Asked About the Cornbread Series
WHAT IS THE CORNBREAD SERIES?
HOW DID I COME UP WITH THE NAME....CORNBREAD?
Cornbread Home Learning Set
Cornbread Class Sets
Excellent class sets to address differentiated, small group, and whole group instruction.
