The Gumball

"A big ol' storm has set its sights on Elmore but the Watterson family isn't going to let some bad weather spoil their day, at least not until everything starts going wrong! After a power outage forces Gumball and Darwin to figure out how to have fun without video games--not an easy task--Richard leads a catastrophic attempt to fix a leak in the ceiling so one measly puddle will cease driving his household absolutely crazy. But their troubles don't end there. It's one calamity after the other as the Wattersons try and make it to bluer skies!"--Provided by publisher.

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"But Gumball and Darwin don't know that! While the Watterson boys are grounded, their classmates advance ahead of them in the new, super-popular video game Monster Fight Friends. A mysterious and forbidden cheat code is just what they need. Too bad it unleashes a gigantic, tech-crazy kaiju onto the streets of Elmore"--Amazon website.

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This collection of 61 poems is chock-full of lighthearted, read-aloud fun. Life lessons are interwoven throughout deliciously random rhymes, featuring endearing illustrations and unforgettable characters. The title poem, "The Gumball Lottery," tells the story of a kiddo who has spotted the perfect gumball in the machine and takes a chance to win the sweet prize. Other poems in this assortment use iconic childhood symbols as opportunities for teachable moments (unicorns and roller coasters and mermaids, oh my ). And some rhymes are simply just for fun--because there's a lesson in that, too. Whether you choose to savor each rhyme one bite-sized morsel at a time--or consume them by the handful--you might just find that you're glad you took a gamble at The Gumball Lottery.

Gumball Mad Libs features 21 hilarious stories based on the popular Cartoon Network show.

Natalie wants to buy a gumball from the gumball machine. Follow her story and learn about coin values. This book can be used to help children learn about coin values at a more concrete level. It may be used to accommodate for their specific needs and learning styles. Teachers, tutors and parents will find the proportional coin kit, which is provided at the end of the book, very helpful in helping kids learn about coin values and problem solving. The proportional coin kit can be used with this book and other coin activities, with or without regular coins. You can make a copy of this page (in color if possible) and cut the proportional coins. Students' drawings may be used to support the use of the proportional coins at the representational level. Mathematical sentences or equations are provided in most pages to help the connections with the abstract level. The book can be used at different levels depending on students' backgrounds, strengths and needs.

After a magician casts a spell that turns Elmore into a place of danger and misadventures, it is up to Wizard Darwin, Knight Anais, and Jester Gumball to rescue the citizens of Elmore from being stuck in the Middle Ages forever.

Gumball and Anais are forced to choose between letting Mr. Dad and Darwin follow their dream of entering the Annual Elmore Bake-off or save the world, after future Gumball warns them of the repercussions of the current bake-off champion losing.

Anais is having a hard time dealing with a new exchange student, and decides to challenge him in a sport. This works until the whole school gets drawn into an intergalactic showdown with a made-up sport as the battle field.