Books with title Daniel's First Day of School

Natalie has big five-year-old dreams for her future. So big, that her heart gets thumpy with excitement. Nat uses her very own words to tell about her hopes, struggles, and adventures. This makes the That’s Nat! series perfect for young readers just ready for chapter books. Is School Ready for Natalie? Natalie’s jitters go away when she sees her “kindie-garden” room. She decides her first day of school is going to be the best ever—one she’ll never forget. And one the school won’t forget, either!

This title is intended for ages 3 to 6 years. The story follows five-year-old Daniel as he leaves behind pre-school and enters kindergarten full of questions and fears. Children will relate to Daniel as he wonders: Where will I sit on the school bus? Will my teacher be nice? Will I make friends? With the encouragement of his Mum and other people in his community, Daniel begins his first day of school, and all of his fears disappear as he discovers that kindergarten is fun.

From the author of Mustache Baby, a picture book about a tiny fairy who has all the typical experiences a child might on the first day of school, but with silly fairy-like twists. In this humorous and reassuring picture book from the author of Mustache Baby, a sweet fairy has a fun-filled first day at school. Her experience is remarkably similar to the first day of preschool for human children. From circle time (sitting crisscross berry sauce) to center time (art, spells, tooth), all the activities one might encounter at school are explored, with sweet fairy-like touches. Best of all is the kind, warm teacher and plenty of new friends. The perfect story to ease fears and build anticipation for any child—human or fairy—starting school for the first time.

The first day of school can be lonely and scary, especially when you don't speak the same language as everyone else. Sumi only knows one phrase in English, "Hello, my name is Sumi." This doesn't seem nearly enough to prepare her for a big school with wide stairs, noisy children, and a mean classmate.From the author of the Ezra Jack Keats Award winner Dear Juno comes this thoughtful picture book about a young Korean girl on her first day of school. Beautiful, expressive illustrations show how a considerate teacher and even a new friend help Sumi discover that school might not be so lonely after all.

Jack is looking forward to the first day of school. School brings many exciting opportunities, such as the playground,, art class, story time, and most importantly new friends. Jack likes school and looks forward to being with his friends and the various activities that make the day go by quickly. This book was written with the intention of showing your child how school is fun and enjoyable. Many children and parents have anxiety and fear about the big first day...this book will help you and your child feel better about this important milepost of life. All the illustrations are done in Lego. The book's purpose is to make children feel good about starting school or daycare as well as encouraging good behavior.