Books with title Little Bear Goes To Kindergarten

It was August, and Red was thrilled about the first day of school, and nervous as she boarded the yellow school bus into the unknown. What would this new adventure bring? Join Red as she experiences her exciting first week, and meets her teacher, Mrs. Bloom, and her new friend Violet. She draws pictures, colors apples, and creates patterns; kindergarten is amazing! Includes a Monday through Friday activity section for the kids, too, so they can follow Red along her path.

Sage Goes to Kindergarten is another result of the author's collaboration with 24 third graders. Each student participant created a Sage doll as well as illustrated a spread that was published within this 32 page picture book. The book chronicles Sage's entry into the public school system in NYC. This acclaimed title deals with issues of inclusion and students with special needs.

This is a short story about a little girl named Mea, starting Kindergarten. She talked about it her entire summer and could not wait for her first day. She was finally going to be a "big girl". Mea would talk to her mom every day about Kindergarten, with lots of questions. Finally, the big day was here and Mea was more than ready, until she realized her mom wouldn't be going to class with her. This book is to prepare your little boy or girl for their first day of kindergarten. Whether they are excited or not, this book should be of great help with getting ready for their big day.

The Little Pirate Goes to Kindergarten illustrates how one boy, through imagination, kindness, and adventure, navigates the fear and apprehension that comes with going to school for the first time. He uses his strengths and qualities to help him overcome his fears and face each challenge head-on. With the help from his mom, this courageous little pirate finds treasures along the way that give him the confidence he needs to succeed. You see his character traits develop and come to life throughout this charming story as he discovers each new ability. The Little Pirate uses this newfound confidence to vanquish his fear of school, and he learns a few new lessons along the way. He demonstrates that we all have treasures within ourselves that create a spark of goodwill, not just in ourselves but in the lives of others. In the end the Little Pirate learns he can conquer any challenge if he remembers his six treasures. He is brave, strong, smart, kind, gentle, and, of course, really handsome. This enchanting story from new author Tamara Young Lowery is sure to be a joy and inspiration for any little pirate or princess as they navigate their own first steps into school.