Back to School: Preschool Day...Hooray! by Linda Strauss
HI TO TEACHER.
COAT ON HOOK.
RUN TO SHELF.
FIND A BOOK!
For most kids, spending part of their day at preschool is their first venture into another world outside the one of home. At any age new worlds--new surroundings, new people, new social settings--have their built-in stresses, and Linda Leopold Strauss' sturdy, rhyming Preschool Day Hooray!
CLAP OUR HANDS!
AND STOMP OUR FEET.
SING THE SONGS.
AND TAP THE BEAT!
HOKEY POKEY? OKEY-DOKEY!
And after all the songs are sung and all the wooden blocks are back in their box comes an especially happy time.
BYE-BYE, FRIENDS!
IT'S MOMMY-TIME!
Hiroe Nakato's soft faux-naif illustrations show children going through the day's schedule in a non-threatening style that emphasizes the thrill of simple activities--taking care of the class garden, tracing a trail of ants across the play yard, feeding the fuzzy hamster, and trying out the slippery slide--and stresses the promise of new adventures with new playmates.

Present this one with Anne Rockwell's tried-and-true My Preschool
Labels: Early Childhood Education--Fiction (Ages 1-4), School Stories
1 Comments:
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