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When their teacher has to go away for a week, the kids in room 207 plan to "really act up."

Miss Nelson is back is about the kids in room 207. Their teacher Miss Nelson has a trick up her sleeve, or shall I say a person, that she uses anytime she feels as though the kids are misbehaving. Miss Viola Swamp! But first they must deal with their principal Mr Blandsworth. They hatch a plot to dress up as Miss Nelson and trick him so they can do whatever they want. Then the Swamp shows up! This book is good for teaching skills such as past tense verbs, and homophones. ( )

Miss Viola Swamp is back again to relieve their principal Mr. Brandsworth.

As a teacher, I would love to dress up as someone else to see how I would be treated differently. Great book to help children realize how good they have it and to appreciate what they have! Who would you rather have as a teacher, Miss Nelson or Miss Swamp? The illustrations help emphasize the freshness of the students and the meanness/witchy-ness. Remember to treat your teachers with respect! ( )