school attendance

Some young readers might wonder why they have to go to school, so this charming volume uses gentle language to explain the importance of education. Relatable scenarios help readers see for themselves that school can be fun, and discussion points allow young readers to develop critical-thinking skills and to talk about what they've learned in the classroom or with their parents or guardians. The simple, clear text is paired with colorful illustrations to keep readers engaged as they learn fun facts. This is an excellent resource for readers just starting school or who have anxiety about going to school.

Visiting an older student's kindergarten class as part of her school-readiness activities, young Pom watches excitedly as animal classmates practice reading and counting, enjoy arts-and-crafts activities, and play in the schoolyard together.

"It's Yeti's first day of school and there are so many new things to try! Maybe he can't do everything he wants to do perfectly just yet, but his supportive teacher and helpful classmates are there to remind him that he can always try again--Provided by publisher.

"This title explains the ways children might struggle at school and how they can seek help to succeed"--Provided by publisher.

"All it takes to face your fears is a little bit of princess power"--OCLC.

"New best friends Cookie and Broccoli are as different as peanut butter and cheese, but that doesn't stop them from taking on the first grade! Together they navigate the first day of school: finding the classroom, making new friends (all various fruits, veggies, and desserts), and silly secret greetings. When Broccoli discovers that Cookie also has shy moments, the two of them come up with the perfect solution--inviting all their classmates to join their Shy Friends Club"--Amazon.

"Tomorrow is the first day of the new school year, and big sister Mona can't wait to go back. 'What do you do at school?' asks little brother Milo. As he listens to Mona recount the many things she does during the school week--riding the bus, practicing spelling and reading, learning about science, playing with friends--Milo's activities illustrate that with a little imagination, nature itself can be a classroom. This book shows readers that learning is play and vice versa, offering an . . . introduction to school for children who are just starting and a . . . celebration for those who are going back"--OCLC.

Experience a little bear's first day of school, from story time to new friendships.

"All of the animals are worried about the first day of school. Sloth is a fraid that he won't get there on time. Parrot has a tendency to repeat things, and doesn't want to annoy anyone. Snake can't figure out how to carry a backpack. But when they get to class for the first day, the critters are all surprised to find out that they aren't the only jittery ones, and that it's easier and more fun to face new things when you do it together"--Dust jacket.

". . . rhymes and visual cues introduce young readers to the people they'll encounter as they embark on their first day of school"--Amazon.