Visit a dog training class and observe what happens.Interview someone who has been a dog trainer.Make a list of questions to ask someone who has been a dog trainer.Draw a picture of a good environment in which a dog can live and thrive.Tell or write about what you learned about “caring for dogs” from your interview. Find out as much as you can about caring for a dog. Interview someone who has had a pet dog.Make a list of questions to ask someone who has or has had a dog.Discuss and then tell or write about how Harry solved his problem. Discuss and then tell or write about the problem Harry had in this story.Read Harry the Dirty Dog aloud to someone.Draw a picture of you doing what you don’t like.Discuss and then tell or write about this. Think of something you don’t like that is good for you. Harry did not like having a bath, but it was a good thing for him.If you have ever had a similar situation, tell about it and draw a picture to show what happened.Explain why Harry was digging furiously in the backyard near the end of the story.Discuss and then tell or write about the strange dog in the backyard.Explain why Harry buried the scrubbing brush in the backyard.Discuss and then tell or write about what you enjoyed most about this book.

His family doesn’t even recognize him!Related Activities By the time he returns home, Harry is so dirty he looks like a black dog with white spots. He plays outside all day long, digging and sliding in everything from garden soil to pavement tar. So one day before bath time, Harry runs away. STORYLINE ONLINE PRESENTS: ”“harry the dirty dog” By Gene Zion, Illustrated by Margaret Bloy Graham Watch online video of actor Betty White reading this story at Harry is a white dog with black spots who loves everything…except baths.

Harry gene zion