School is Fun! Little Book
School is Fun! Little Book
School is Fun little book is a great book for children to learn about how school is nothing to fear but enjoy! School readiness recommendations generally include visiting school and helping children understand what will happen throughout their school day. The School is Fun! Little Book helps busy parents achieve that goal and demystifies school for toddlers and preschoolers. Sweet illustrated characters show kids the different parts of the school day adventure… meeting new friends, learning, making music and art, and playing outside.
Highlight the fun things that happen at school!
Resource and Referral Agencies, Early Head Start, Head Start and Universal PreK programs can use this simple tool to help families prepare. It is a great jumping off point to help parents calm nervous toddlers, talk about the change in daily routine and support all aspects of a child’s development as they prepare for school. ©2013
School is Fun! Little Book is part of the Little Book series. This popular series of children’s books encourages reading aloud while teaching the whole family healthy habits. Photos of children and engaging artwork appeal to toddlers. Lighthearted text, often in catchy rhymes, reinforces key health and child development messages to children and parents. Because children’s books get read over and over, the health messages stay front and center in the family. Agencies nationwide use these books to enhance their family engagement, parent education, reading promotion and nutrition education.
Little Books are printed on sturdy card stock, measure 5½ x 5½” and have 16 pages.
See the full list of Little Books here.
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