Oscar P. Woofington

Oscar P. Woofington

He has been our protector and companion through life's many adventures. He never is far away, especially if there is an empty lap! He enjoys daily walks outside and he can zoom with the best when he gets the zoomies. He LOVES his treats but not the word "bath". He is Oscar P. Woofington!

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Topics/Teaching Points:

• Describe the character - Oscar (who he is and what he likes)

• Point of view (who is telling the story)

• Setting of the story

Oscar P. Woofington Moves

He is Oscar P. Woofington, a prince of a dog. His surroundings are about to change in a big way and he isn't sure about what is happening. Boxes, car rides and new friends enter his world. What is happening and why?

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Topics/Teaching Points:

• Point of view (who is telling the story)

• Setting of the story (two distinct settings)

• Moving

• Blending families

Oscar P. Woofington Meets the Grandparents

Oscar P. is off for another adventure in the car and this time he is meeting people called "grandparents". He never knows about car rides, but this one will be special! New sights and smells await him, as well as new people. What will Oscar think of the country life? Will he find it comfy and cozy?

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Topics:

• Point of view (who is telling the story)

• Settings

• Family

• Growing up

Oscar P. Woofington On Guard

Oscar is a faithful "guard" dog. He is little, but thinks he is mighty. Constantly on guard to sounds and smells around him to keep us safe. Alerting us to approaching strangers, loud sounds or sirens. His ears, although cute and floppy, are meant to hear dangers approaching. His nose is also hard at work as he takes in all of the smells he can. And there is something special about his ability to sense illness and sticks extra close. He is our Oscar!

Topics:

• Point of view (who is telling the story)

• Point of view with guarding (Oscar vs Lady)

• Setting

• Safety

Oscar P. Woofington 

Oscar P. Woofington is a bundle of fun and looking for friendship everywhere he goes. His adventure goes beyond the backyard as he seeks out friends with a variety of animals. Will there be a friend and what will he learn about friendship as he goes?

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Topics:

• Point of view

• Animals, animal sounds or behaviors

• Friendship

Oscar P. Woofington and Petunia Pug

Oscar P. Woofington is at it again! Enter into Oscar's thoughts as he considers what it would be like to have his backyard neighbor Petunia over to play. They've exchanged conversation from each other's backyards, but what else could they do? See what Oscar thinks of and learn some lessons on being a good friend along the way.

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Topics:

• Point of view (who is telling the story & how)

• Friendship

Oscar P. Woofington and Bad Habits

Oscar P. Woofington's lady says that he has some bad habits, but Oscar just doesn't see it that way. He is a gentleman after all and certainly can't have any bad habits! Maybe Oscar's lady is wrong? Or maybe Oscar does have a few bad habits? One things is for sure - Oscar is always full of fun adventures!

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Topics:

• Point of view

• Habits