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Growing Up & Facts of Life

Author:

Judy Love,Julie Danneberg
ISBN:

1580890547
ISBN13:

978-1580890540
Genre:

For children
Publisher:

Charlesbridge (February 1, 2000)
Pages:

32 pages
Subcategory:

Growing Up & Facts of Life
Language:

English
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1168 kb
Rating:

4.6
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Book 2 of 5 in the Mrs. Hartwell's Classroom Adventure Series.

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The Big Test (Mrs. Hartwells classroom adventures) by Danneberg, Julie. Illustrated by. Judy Love. First Day Jitters by Danneberg, Julie. 27. 7 RUB. + 62. 5 RUB Shipping. First Day Jitters (Mrs. Hartwells Classroom Adventures) by Danneberg, Julie The. 32. 1 RUB. 55. + 37. 8 RUB Shipping. Last Day Blues (Mrs. Hartwells classroom adventure. 24. 4 RUB. + 43. First Day Jitters is an enchanting story that is sure to be treasured by anyone who has every anticipated a first day of school.

First Day Jitters book. Mrs. Hartwell's Classroom Adventures). As always Judy Love’s brilliantly colorful illustrations, that perfectly express the dynamics and energy of students and teacher alike, take the story to a new level of enjoyment for the reader. Let's talk more about kid's books at I Read Kid's Book Journal.

First Day Jitters Sarah is afraid to start at a new school, but both she and the reader are in for a surprise when she gets to her class. Series: Mrs. Hartwells Classroom Adventures #1. Hartwells Classroom Adventures Related Categories. Books Juvenile Fiction Social Themes - Emotions & Feelings Books Juvenile Fiction School & Education Books Juvenile Fiction Humorous Stories.

First Day Jitters (9781580890618) by Julie Danneberg. Julie Danneberg is the author of several books for children, including FIRST DAY JITTERS, FIRST YEAR LETTERS, LAST DAY BLUES, COWBOY SLIM, and FAMILY REMINDERS. She lives in Denver, Colorado. ▲. "Every child who has moved to a new school or is simply reluctant to start a school year can identify with this wittily drawn and suspensefully told story. From the moment she awakens on the fateful day to the moment she steps into the classroom, Sarah Hartwell imagines the worst.

First Day Jitters (Mrs. Hartwell's Classroom Adventures)

First Day Jitters (Mrs. Part of the Mrs. Hartwell's Classroom Adventures Series). Julie Danneberg's "First Day Jitters" ought to be mandatory reading for all preschoolers and kindergarteners before they go off to school the first day. Sarah Jane Hartwell is snuggled down tightly under her covers, not wanting to go to her new school, while Mr. Hartwell urges and cajoles her into moving along. Hartwell s Class Adventures) (Julie Danneberg) none. Hartwell s. Class Adventures).

Day Jitters Mrs. Hartwell's Class Adventures Series Book of 5 Author: Julie Danneberg Illustrator: Judy Love. FIRST DAY JITTERS is an enchanting story that is sure to be treasured by anyone who has ever anticipated a first day of school.

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Everyone knows that sinking feeling in the pit of the stomach just before diving into a new situation. Sarah Jane Hartwell is scared and doesn't want to start over at a new school. She doesn't know anybody, and nobody knows her. It will be awful. She just knows it. With much prodding from Mr. Hartwell, Sarah Jane reluctantly pulls herself together and goes to school. She is quickly befriended by Mrs. Burton, who helps smooth her jittery transition. This charming and familiar story will delight readers with its surprise ending.Fun, energetic illustrations brighten page after page with the busy antics surrounding Sarah Jane. FIRST DAY JITTERS is an enchanting story that is sure to be treasured by anyone who has ever anticipated a first day of school.

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It really helped my son to hear how it ended. Below will give away the ending so don't read if you don't want to know.

The book reads as if it's a child who keeps trying to delay getting out of bed in the morning and going to school for the first day. At the end, it turns out it was the teacher who was delaying it because she herself was very anxious about it. This struck my son and he asked if teachers get nervous too. I said that they do because they want to do a good job and will have to learn all the new kids and parents and figure out how to uniquely deal with each one. It made him feel better to hear the teachers are also nervous.

Goll

I really like this book and read it every year on the first day of school to my second grade classes! It's a great way to start a class discussion and make the kids feel comfortable and that it's normal to be nervous on the first day. We share how each of us felt that first day and things we were nervous about like not knowing anyone. The story is about Sarah Jane Hartwell who starts the book in bed with the pillow over her head telling who we think is her father that she doesn't want to go and start over and that she's worried no one will like her. She finally gets out of bed and dressed and tries to hide in the car slouched down when the principal comes over and says they were wondering where she was and that she'd walk her to class since she's new. The book has a surprise ending when we find out that Sarah is the TEACHER and nervous about starting at a new school with a new class.

I bought this in my first year of teaching and it summed up how I was feeling and of course as most teachers are, I get nervous on the first day even though I've been teaching for years. The kids in class always love knowing that even teachers get nervous about the new school year and students - it makes teachers seem more human and relateable to the kids, which I really like.

I'm giving this 4 stars because the illustrations are HIDEOUS. The colors are fine and so are the background details, but the illustrations make the people's faces look distorted, exaggerated, and frightening. I also didn't like that the teacher says she'll "hate" her new school several times - I don't think that's the best choice of words so I replace that word when I read it aloud each year.

Overall, this is a great book to start the school year with!

Kirimath

This is a cute story to read for the First Day of School. You can find lots of activities to do with it and it sets a great tone for the first day of school-- everyone gets nervous, your teacher is human, confront your fears. A couple of warnings:
*Don't order this too close to the first day of school. I put it off and it literally came the day before school. I was very stressed as I planned for it to take up a lot of the first day. I thought I would have to redo my plans and recycle my precious copies. It worked out but I would encourage you to order in advance.
*Order a copy for each one of your teammates. When your grade level teammates hear and see this story and the cute activities you are going to do with your class, they will want to do the same. This will mean that you have to pass this to a different teacher at each of your breaks and you won't get it back until Thanksgiving. Better for them to have their own book.
*Don't share with the grade below you. You don't want them to start reading this book to their kids because they will know it when they get to you. Not to include spoilers-- but it's most fun if you haven't read it before.

Kagrel

Our child read this a few days after transitioning to a new school and loved the story and twist at the end. Helping kids realize that adults get nervous about things like this, too, was such a great way to talk about it. Illustrations and storyline were well-done -- perfect for 3 and up. Most of the books we found on going to a new school were centered around families moving or for much older kids.

This is great for multiple grade levels. Please tell students not to call out predictions because this will ruin the ending for others. This is a great book for settling children on the first day of school, while letting them know everyone gets nervous when tryong new things.

Orevise

Not a huge fan. The illustrations aren't super kid friendly, and the story is pretty unrealistic. The teacher isn't there ahead of the students on the first day??? And this doesn't bother the principal? And the teacher doesn't want to go to school because she doesn't like the school she just got hired at? I regret buying this one for sure.

Soustil

I bought this book for my daughter about a month before she started Kindergarten. She was a little nervous starting something new, but this book made her laugh and understand that everyone else would be nervous the first day of school. Another great book for starting Kindergarten is Miss Bindergarten Gets Ready for Kindergarten (Miss Bindergarten Books).

In the book, the morning is hectic and Sarah Jane Hartwell is quite hesitentant to begin her first day at a new school. She has excuses for not going, believes no one will like her, states she hates her new school and she really liked her old school. The art wonderful details Sarah Jane's vision how she believes her new class will be (disruptive and unruly) compared with Mr. Hartwell's vision of a calm class full of potential friends.

This book is wonderful for starting Kindergarted or a new school. The ending made me laugh and cry at the same time. My daughter finished Kindergarten and is getting ready for the first grade, but she still asks me to read this book about once a week and we laugh as hard as we did the first time we read the book.

My kindergarteners love this book. The students find the book funny and relatable. I usually read it the first day of kindergarten.

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