Peanuts by Charles Schulz for January 02, 2024

probably would get credit if it was Alphabits

A cereal book?

Must admit that I have read a lot of cereal boxes in my time. They taught me words like “niacin” and “thiamine”. But that was because as a kid I would read anything rather than doing nothing. Waiting in the car for my mom I read the owner’s manual at about age 8, because it was there.

How bad is peppermints patty reading skills of she only reads cereal boxes

I’m growing more and more concerned about PP.

Always read the offers to send in for on the backs of the boxes.

This report might not be grrrrrreat !

Maybe it’s a box of Lucky Charms.

I feel so sorry for her teacher.

Breakfast of Champions.

Much nutritional information there!

Ah, Snicker Snacks. What a good breakfast.

Sir, you’ll never succeed in life if you keep up this slacking and laziness.

Reading report or a commercial for your favorite cereal, PP?

A memory: In junior high a friend of mine decided to do her oral book report on “The Promise” by Danielle Steel. To make matters worse, when she started her report, she said that it was by Danielle Spencer (the actress who played the little sister on the sitcom “What’s Happening!”). Yeah, she didn’t get a great grade on that report.

Sometimes you can read a cereal box for the nutrition facts food label.

During the 50’s, some of the cereal boxes were full of things to read on that back. The cereal companies did that to attract kids to their product. Imagine that! If you did that today, I am not sure if even the parents could read them let alone the kiddies!

CEREAL BOX?! Oh, god… It’s even worse than the worst case scenario!

The same cereal box every day? Wow

Take heart, Marcie, Patty may become a chemist after taking 3 days to pour over the ingredients list.

I hear you, Marcie.

She thinks outside the box.

PP does read everyday, just not books.

I practiced by reading the newspapers (comics) and cereal boxes. They had amusing things for kids on them.

Cereal boxes were blogs of my generation.

At least she reads something.

The ingredients list is a fun read!

Good Grief!

How about graffiti?

A daily activity of mine at that age.

At least in the back of comic books that had ads about X-ray glasses and Sea Monkeys.

Marcie has that “Did you ever have the feeling if impending doom?” look on her face(a favorite Schulz saying).

Patty did (or will do) a science project on…toast

She’s honest. Most Definitely honest…..

I’ve done Reader’s Theatre, but I never heard of reader’s cereal(serial)

Duh, how bad is peppermints patty reading skills of she only reads cereal boxes…

From the home library of family sized boxes of several cereals!

Considering how many times Snicker Snax appears in the strip, I’m a little surprised nobody tried to make a real cereal with that name…or did they?