school

A Grade Two teacher explains why she loves teaching and observing the changes in her students over the course of the year. Her students return the compliment, explaining why they love her and how she helps them learn. Sequences include references to one-room schools and the history of public education in America and provide brief biograhies of famous teachers such as Laura Bush and Christa McAuliffe. A typical school day is shown, including games to sharpen perception, reading lessons, art projects, and recess. The program concludes with Ms. Levine's explanation of why she loves teaching.

The start of Tucker the rabbit?s first day of kindergarten is rocky, but making new friends helps change his attitude toward school.

Emily Elizabeth and Clifford play together until she has to get ready for school, and then she does not have the time for him.

Contains the fictional diary of Ducky McCrae, a sixteen-year-old boy who is trying to cope with his parents, school, and friends.

It's time to pick the week's hall monitor at Mrs. Puff's boating school, and SpongeBob SquarePants reports for duty, he takes his new authority out of the school yard.

Kristy is not happy with things at Stoneybrook Middle School. She would like to run for president of the eighth grade class. She already coaches softball, gets straight As, baby-sits, runs the BSC, and it's possible that being a class officer will be too much activity.

A collection of poems describing a typical school day. Details a spelling test, a trip to the library, lunchtime, math class, and the excuses given for missing homework.

Explains what school manners are, how they should be used, and in what situations they should be used.

"Jake has a secret. He can turn from a swamp monster into a kid. But he's not going to brag about it...well, maybe just a little..."--P. [4] of cover.