5 Books for Back-to-School
Crack open a book with your child before school starts!
With the summer season in full swing, it can be hard to think about the fall, when school will be back in session. Before long, we’ll be storing away the beach towels and getting backpacks ready.
Reading during the summer is important so your children can keep up with their literacy skills and vocabulary building. Taking an entire summer off from reading could set them back, so be sure to get in plenty of reading time – before bedtime, on weekends, or whenever you can.
To get your children excited about the upcoming school year, these 5 back-to-school themed books will put them in the right frame of mind – from summer fun to something more serious.
Time for School, Mouse by Laura Numeroff
This lovely, illustrated board book follows “Mouse” as he navigates a new school year. While he looks for his homework, lots of other discoveries are found along the way. Mouse shows kids that school can be fun.
Maisy Goes to Preschool by Lucy Cousins
Follow Maisy as she spends a day at preschool. The day is full of excitement, from painting and playtime to storytelling and snacks. The well-done illustrations are colorful and eye-catching.
Preschool, Here I Come! by D. J. Steinberg
Children in preschool will experience many firsts, and this book uses child-friendly poetry to pave the way for what’s to come. The book even comes with stickers as a plus for your child to play with. The illustrations are cute and creative.
Daniel Goes to School by Becky Friedman
For children who are apprehensive about mom or dad leaving them alone at school, this book will provide lots of positive energy to get them excited about spending time with teachers and peers. As Daniel makes friends and has fun, your child will be eager to do the same.
The Night Before Preschool by Natasha Wing
Little Billy is filled with anticipation about the first day of school. He can’t sleep due to his nerves and excitement. Once he makes friends, Billy can’t wait to see them again, causing another sleepless night. With clever rhymes and sweet illustrations, this book will have your child ready for school to start.
Do you have any recommendations for the AMC community in terms of books for back-to-school?
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By: Melissa A. Kay