Stuff to Know When You Start School
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Published by DK Children
"Perfect to share and the ideal way to ensure your child starts school well prepared and confident"
"This book is the ultimate guide for boys and girls who are about to start school"
"I think it's a fantastic book with so much information and great detail that comes across in a child friendly way with the pictures and explanations"
"A great book to share before starting school!"
"Our little boy has two mummies and I love the page on different families because school will be the first time he really experiences differences. Highly recommend this book!"
"A lovely, tactile good-quality book which is very inviting. We will be spending a lot more time over the summer reading this book"
"My daughter loves this book- she took it into her nursery to show the other children who, like her, are starting reception next year and they all enjoyed it too"
"My daughter loves this book, she took it in to nursery for the last two weeks of term and it's only just came home. Her nursery teacher used it at every circle time for two weeks"
"From discussing emotions to sharing the importance of hygiene, this is a brilliant, informative read. This would also make a great addition to a library in a learning setting"
About Stuff to Know When You Start School
Learn all the super-important life skills you need to become a big boy or girl with this ultimate guide to being a toddler and starting school.
No matter what grown-ups tell you, being little is hard work. There's so much to learn from tying your shoelaces, finding the right hole for each arm in a jumper, remembering to say "please" and "thank you" (every single time!), understanding what this new baby is doing in YOUR house, sharing your toys with children you barely know, and a whole bunch of other things too. And if your days aren't extremely busy enough with very important and serious playing, soon you'll be starting school!
Don't panic, Stuff to Know When You Start School is here to help guide you along the way by teaching you the skills you need to look after yourself, get on with others, and be ready to go on your first day of school.