The beginning of the second child cycle (ages 3 to 6) is an experience that can be exciting (as well as complicated) for minors. For some, this is the first time they are separated from their families and in a new environment in which they have to adapt to certain rules and activities, in addition to meeting teachers and new classmates. To make optimization easier, we propose these children’s stories: They are ideal for reading with the family or in the classroom and their arguments focus on this new stage, helping young children to cope with it with joy and emotion.
Stories for the first year of school
This is a compilation of 10 stories about 10 children who narrate their experiences during their first year of school. In these stories, with a touch of humor, they talk about everyday situations that are characteristic of this stage, such as being afraid to go to the bathroom alone, studying in front of other classmates, or failing math. Its goal is to make minors feel identified with them.
- Author: Susie Morgenstern
- Editorial: you
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back to school for animals
With this illustrated book, children will start school with a variety of animals: shy snails who play hide and seek, an elephant who outgrows his backpack, an alligator who won’t stop whining, mice, bears and wolves … It’s about freeing the dramatization of back to school through short humorous stories.
- Author: noah carlen
- Editorial: edelvives
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Tales of Lucia, My Pediatrician 2
Why does your head itch when you have lice? How do you wash your hands and teeth to get rid of viruses and cavities? Or why there is pain in the stomach? These are some of the questions my pediatrician Lucia Galan, better known as Lucia, answers through advice and short stories for young children starting school and their families. In addition, each story is accompanied by a section called: ‘And now? Talk to you later?’ In which readers will be able to consolidate what they have learned through a series of questions, thereby generating dialogue on the issues raised.
- Author: lucia galan
- Editorial: Planet
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color monster goes to school
The protagonist of the international bestseller ‘The Color Monster’ faces a situation he’s never experienced before: going back to school for the first time. At first, he doesn’t even know what the school is: a dangerous place full of ferocious animals? A magical cloud to fly with? A forest full of traps? Page by page you will learn more about this place where you will meet new friends while adapting to the routine and dynamics of the classroom. For children under 3 years of age.
- Author: Anna Lenus
- Editorial: bright
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Is it your first day at school?
This board book offers five tips that the book’s protagonist Teo offers to make dealing with this phase easier. All of these are based on the wisdom of their author, Chiara Pieroddi, a psychologist specializing in developmental cognitive psychotherapy, who specializes in helping children overcome their fears and uncertainty of the first time.
- Author: Chiara Pirodi
- Editorial: bescoa
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the cow that used to go to school
Turuleta has started her first year of school but something doesn’t seem to be right: she can’t paint with her hooves or scare away flies with her tail… Also, the cow dung class fails completely. Has been Soon his companions begin to whisper, could it be that he is not vaccinated at all? However, her mother, the Macarena cow, trusts her daughter, that gradually she will discover her secret talent and it will set her apart from the rest of the cows.
- Author: andy cutbill
- Editorial: windmill
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30 stories to start school off right
First holidays, new classmates, lunch in the dining room, nap time in the classroom… By reading 30 of her stories, little ones will be able to enter the world of school and slowly adapt to the new phase. I am about to enter start over. All the stories are accompanied by illustrations relating to their first time at school, so that young children can get to know the different situations.
- Author: emma estani
- Editorial: Larousse
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