A class assignment to write a time when you wanted to use an SOS and receive help. A great combination of stories, all receive extra credit for the assignment, except for one.

The SOS file was a wonderful chapter book which expressed much detailed. The students' in the book was writing their own SOS story which engages the reader, and hooks them. Many of the SOS stories we extremely funny, and i enjoyed each story as I was reading them. This book had the reader experience imagination in a whole new way. I would highly recommend this book to any teacher, even if the book is just a book that is shared in the classroom. ( )

Mr Magro offers an extra credit asking his students to write a SOS story. The result is the stories written by the students. The stories where collected in the book. Some stories like a kid that found a bear into the woods or a rescued girl from a dumpster. ( )

This book is actually a collection of stories from different students in Mr. Magro's class. Mr. Magro has created an SOS file in his classroom where students have written down events in their life where they needed an SOS. Now that the file is full Mr. Magro is reading the SOS files to the class. He mentions in the beginning that he has given all the students who wrote a story extra credit except for one. The stories include a go cart race, a home run, a fundraising disaster, a bear attack, and many more. When Mr.Magro gets to the final story students find out that Mr. Magro has written the story and it is about when he was held back in school.

A collection of twelve amusing stories written by students in a class to get extra credit. The illustrations are simple, black and white, one or two per story. Children learning to read could relate to their peers predicaments in the stories. The individual stories allow for stopping, thus introducing longer books at an easy pace.