Uncle Rocky - Fireman, Officer Jack, and EMT Morales
Steve and Stevie, and Pete and Petey
GOOD STORIES FOR YOUNG BOYS AND GIRls
The Uncle Rocky - Fireman, Officer Jack, and EMT Morales stories are good stories for young boys and girls. The stories are free of bad behavior, the characters are friendly, honest people who enjoy helping their neighbors, and the stories emphasize service to others and devotion to duty. In addition, kids enjoy acting out the "Getting Dressed for the Fire" sequence and love to mimic Uncle Rocky as he gives his trademark answer, "Glad to do it!" ©
Uncle Rocky - Fireman Series
Uncle Rocky - Fireman describes the adventures of Uncle Rocky (a new firefighter) and his two nephews, Ben and Luke. Apart or together they fight fires, promote fire safety, rescue people, and help neighbors.
New firefighter, Rocky Hill, arriving
at his first fire is confronted by a
frantic mother shouting, "Save my
Baby, Save My Baby."
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Rocky Hill has been a firefighter for only three weeks but cannot get it out of his head that something is missing at the station. But what is it?
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New firefighter, Rocky Hill and his two nephews, Ben and Luke, are on a mission to find a mascot for the fire house. Only a Dalmatian will do.
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Sparky, the fire station’s new Dalmatian dog, has done well in training, but Rocky Hill knows that Sparky has not been tested by a real fire. When Sparky attacks the hose team as they approach a burning garage, Uncle Rocky fears the worst. Maybe Sparky is not a fire dog after all.
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Ben and Luke had eaten their picnic lunch and were down by the shore when without warning, a canoe capsized and a boy disappeared. Luke points to the spot where the boy disappeared while Ben races to get Uncle Rocky, Can they get him in time to save the boy?
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As a young firefighter, the chief attempted to rescue a man from the 5th floor of a burning tenement in New York City. The man was so scared he would not step onto the ladder to safety. What the Chief did next to rescue him amazed Bob and Big Joe and impressed Uncle Rocky.
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Uncle Rocky visits his nephews, Ben and Luke, for supper. While he fills up on his sister’s good food, the family fills up on fire safety tips.
Safe at Home satisfies the Homeschool fire safety instruction requirement.
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African - American; Uncle Rocky visits his niece and nephew, Shana and Luke, for supper. While he fills up on his sister’s good food, the family fills up on fire safety tips. Safe at Home satisfies the Homeschool fire safety instruction requirement.
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Ben and Luke are eating hotdogs at the air show when Luke spots a boy who is choking. Ben knows what to do, but can he and Luke act fast enough to save the boy’s life?
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A fire alarm interrupts the planning meeting for the firehouse’s Annual Crab Picking Festival. When Bob, Big Joe, and Uncle Rocky return to the station, a house in their community has been gutted and a family is homeless without any clothing or furniture.
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Winter’s cold temperatures have arrived, the rivers and lakes in Hamilton Township have iced over, and children are sliding on the ice. If the ice breaks or they become trapped on the ice, they will call 911 for help. Trained in ice rescue, Uncle Rocky wonders if his help will be needed this winter?
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Officer Jack Series
Officer Jack follows the actions of Officers Jack and Kate as they respond to emergencies in Hamilton Township and protect people, preserve property, and stop crime.
When dispatch reports that an elderly woman has not returned from her morning walk, Officer Jack’s and Officer Kate’s beautiful spring day turns into a trek in the woods. Will they find the woman and if they do, will she be all right?
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Shouts attract Officer Jack’s and Kate’s attention in time to see a car roll into the water and start to sink. While Jack tries the doors and the woman trapped inside pleads for help, the car sinks deeper into the water. Kate searches for a way to get the woman out, but can she discover it before the car completely disappears?
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Arriving before the fire department, Officer Jack and Officer Kate find a house on fire and a man shouting for help from a second story window. Officer Jack frantically searches for a ladder, while Officer Kate keeps the man calm. What will she do if Officer Jack cannot find a ladder in time to save the man’s life?
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When Officer Jack and Officer Kate respond to a report of a stolen puppy they encounter a frustrated mom and a sad boy. The only clues she can give the officers are a description of the couple and their phone number. Will these clues be enough for Officer Jack and Officer Kate of crack the case wide open and retrieve the puppy?
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Office Jack and Officer Kate are in the airport terminal waiting to fly to Washington, DC, when a woman screams, “Help Me! My baby’s not breathing! Somebody, help me!
Officer Kate knows how to help her, but a scanner conveyor belt blocks her path to the frantic mother. Can she get there in time to save the baby?
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Dispatch sends Officer Jack and Officer Kate to catch a dog that is loose on the highway. They respond, but every time they get close to the dog, he runs further up the shoulder. Is he scared or is he leading them somewhere?
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EMT MORALEs series
EMT Morales records how Morales and Flynn apply their medical training to helping injured neighbors.
EMT Morales and EMT Flynn respond to a report of a fallen man with a badly hurt leg. Their examination proves he needs to go to the hospital immediately, but lifting him onto the stretcher will cause him great pain. Can EMT Morales figure out a way to lift him in comfort?
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EMT Morales can see the young girl on the stretcher in the ambulance is frightened and reaches into a compartment for a Ladies Auxiliary comfort gift. It has worked before, but what is it and will it comfort this scared girl?
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THE ADVENTURES OF UNCLE ROCKY
(Chapter Book - 3rd Grade)
The Adventures of Uncle Rocky, Fireman contains 12 exciting Uncle Rocky adventures including "Fire!," "Something's Missing," "Sparky's Rescue," and "Sparky Protects." Other chapters include: "The Academy," "Missy," "Market Meltdown," and "The Man in the Jacket."
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(Chapter Book - 3rd Grade)
Roll with Uncle Rocky, Bob, and Big Joe as they continue to fight fires, rescue people, and protect property in Hamilton Township in the latest Adventures of Uncle Rocky, Fireman.
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Steve and Stevie; Pete and Petey
The Steve and Stevie and Pete and Petey stories are Father/Son read aloud books. Each book shows a father acting responsibly with his son to either help his family or help others.
“Stevie Walker,” Daddy said, “what this yard needs is a tire swing.”
Meet Stevie Walker. He is seven and is named after his dad, Steve, but everyone calls him Stevie. Stevie is excited because he and his dad are going to hang a tire swing from the big branch sticking out of the oak tree by the driveway. Together, Stevie, Sam - his older brother, and their father find or buy the swing’s materials. Then the boys realize the branch is way off the ground and they can’t get the rope over it. Their discouragement doesn’t last long as advice and help from dad, milk and cookies from mom, and a tip from Heather, their 10 year old sister, does the trick and the swing is completed.
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“Daddy!” Petey Washburn shouted. “Sam’s doing it all wrong!”
Meet Petey Washburn, age seven. He is named after his dad, Pete, but everyone calls him Petey. He and his older brother, Sam, are using their brand-new tire swing, but Sam is not swinging right and it’s tearing up the grass.
“Pete, we’d better go look,” Mom said to Daddy. Daddy agreed and they walked outside.
Raising Kids picks up the adventures of Pete and Petey, where Tire Swing left off. Pete and Petey enjoy a close father-son relationship and are members of a loving family that does things together, but will this hold true when they see what Sam is doing?
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“Daddy!” Petey Washburn shouted. “Sam’s doing it all wrong!”
Meet Petey Washburn, age seven. He is named after his dad, Pete, but everyone calls him Petey. He and his older brother, Sam, are using their brand-new tire swing, but Sam is not swinging right and it’s tearing up the grass.
“Pete, we’d better go look,” Mom said to Daddy. Daddy agreed and they walked outside.
Raising Kids picks up the adventures of Pete and Petey, where Tire Swing left off.
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“Petey Washburn,” Daddy said, “Gramma needs more milk. How about you and I walk to the corner store and get some for her?”
Meet Petey Washburn. He is seven and is named after his dad, Pete, but everyone calls him Petey. Its Christmas, they are at Gramma’s house and she needs milk. When he and his dad step outside, they see their breath in the cold air and pretend they are railroad trains. Their fun stops when a lady slips and falls in front of them, spilling her groceries across the sidewalk. Petey and his dad rush to her aid. Petey gathers her groceries while his dad helps the lady to her feet. Together, they safely walk the lady home, but now the store is closed and they have no milk for Gramma.
“Petey,” Daddy said, “What do you think the women folk will say when we come home late and without any milk?
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“Daddy,” asked Petey Washburn, “Can I fly the kite?”
Meet Petey Washburn, age seven. He is named after his dad, Pete, but everyone calls him Petey. Its summer and they are at Nana and Granddaddy’s house packing the wagon to go to the beach.
“Sure can,” says his father, but Petey’s anticipation turns to disappointment when the kite refuses to fly. Pete thinks a tail might help, but anything they could use is back at the house. Petey will have to wait till tomorrow to fly the kite.
“Maybe not,” mom says with a smile as she hands Pete something, but will it work?
Kite Flying continues the adventures of Pete and Petey, who enjoy a very close father-son relationship and are members of a loving family that does things together.
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Aunt Louise visits twice a year,
always dressed, in shoes, bag,
and hat to match.
And every time she visits,
she brings the girls,a very special snack.
But this time she has forgotten it,
or to the girls, it so seems.
They wonder if they’ll miss the pleasure,
of eating treats,
of which they’ve dreamed
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"What do you call a boomerang that does not work? - A stick. "
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