ISBN: 9798234102829 - Not so Sure About Kindergarten (10 results)

Paperback. Condition: New. Lachat, Aidan Jordanoff (illustrator).

Condition: New. Lachat, Aidan Jordanoff (illustrator).

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. While starting daycare and preschool can be tough on little ones, they're typically too young to be anxious before it actually happens. But starting kindergarten is different. By that age, kids are very aware they are on the verge of something big, even though they may not be able to fully understand or be confident about it -- old enough to feel the anxiety, yet unable to make sense of it or express their feelings. This is where we find five-year-old Nicky. While he's heard about all the new and exciting things waiting for him, in his gut he's still "not so sure about kindergarten."This book is for kids facing what Nicky is facing. Nicky works through his doubts with help from his friend's older brother, and lands on a "worrying doesn't actually help" realization.and on the first day of school, he discovers that kindergarten is actually great. What distinguishes this story from the many other starting school anxiety books is that reassurance comes from a peer, just a few years older, and not from a parent, teacher, or other adult. We see Nicky actively processing and choosing to let go of his worry rather than just having it soothed away.The beautiful, child-painted illustrations also set this book apart in the respect it shows its audience by depicting characters who actually look like kindergarten kids, rather than cartoonish-looking children or cute stuffed animals that smile, frown, walk, and talk. Following Nicky through the relatable process of adjusting to the big changes that are coming provides children better insight into what they're experiencing and the comfort of seeing there are other kids feeling the same way they are. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Lachat, Aidan Jordanoff (illustrator).…

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PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000. Lachat, Aidan Jordanoff (illustrator).

Paperback. Condition: New. Lachat, Aidan Jordanoff (illustrator).

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. While starting daycare and preschool can be tough on little ones, they're typically too young to be anxious before it actually happens. But starting kindergarten is different. By that age, kids are very aware they are on the verge of something big, even though they may not be able to fully understand or be confident about it -- old enough to feel the anxiety, yet unable to make sense of it or express their feelings. This is where we find five-year-old Nicky. While he's heard about all the new and exciting things waiting for him, in his gut he's still "not so sure about kindergarten."This book is for kids facing what Nicky is facing. Nicky works through his doubts with help from his friend's older brother, and lands on a "worrying doesn't actually help" realization.and on the first day of school, he discovers that kindergarten is actually great. What distinguishes this story from the many other starting school anxiety books is that reassurance comes from a peer, just a few years older, and not from a parent, teacher, or other adult. We see Nicky actively processing and choosing to let go of his worry rather than just having it soothed away.The beautiful, child-painted illustrations also set this book apart in the respect it shows its audience by depicting characters who actually look like kindergarten kids, rather than cartoonish-looking children or cute stuffed animals that smile, frown, walk, and talk. Following Nicky through the relatable process of adjusting to the big changes that are coming provides children better insight into what they're experiencing and the comfort of seeing there are other kids feeling the same way they are. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Lachat, Aidan Jordanoff (illustrator).…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - While starting daycare and preschool can be tough on little ones, they're typically too young to be anxious before it actually happens. But starting kindergarten is different. By that age, kids are very aware they are on the verge of something big, even though they may not be able to fully understand or be confident about it -- old enough to feel the anxiety, yet unable to make sense of it or express their feelings. This is where we find five-year-old Nicky. While he's heard about all the new and exciting things waiting for him, in his gut he's still 'not so sure about kindergarten.'This book is for kids facing what Nicky is facing. Nicky works through his doubts with help from his friend's older brother, and lands on a 'worrying doesn't actually help' realization.and on the first day of school, he discovers that kindergarten is actually great. What distinguishes this story from the many other starting school anxiety books is that reassurance comes from a peer, just a few years older, and not from a parent, teacher, or other adult. We see Nicky actively processing and choosing to let go of his worry rather than just having it soothed away.The beautiful, child-painted illustrations also set this book apart in the respect it shows its audience by depicting characters who actually look like kindergarten kids, rather than cartoonish-looking children or cute stuffed animals that smile, frown, walk, and talk. Following Nicky through the relatable process of adjusting to the big changes that are coming provides children better insight into what they're experiencing and the comfort of seeing there are other kids feeling the same way they are. Lachat, Aidan Jordanoff (illustrator).…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. While starting daycare and preschool can be tough on little ones, they're typically too young to be anxious before it actually happens. But starting kindergarten is different. By that age, kids are very aware they are on the verge of something big, even though they may not be able to fully understand or be confident about it -- old enough to feel the anxiety, yet unable to make sense of it or express their feelings. This is where we find five-year-old Nicky. While he's heard about all the new and exciting things waiting for him, in his gut he's still "not so sure about kindergarten."This book is for kids facing what Nicky is facing. Nicky works through his doubts with help from his friend's older brother, and lands on a "worrying doesn't actually help" realization.and on the first day of school, he discovers that kindergarten is actually great. What distinguishes this story from the many other starting school anxiety books is that reassurance comes from a peer, just a few years older, and not from a parent, teacher, or other adult. We see Nicky actively processing and choosing to let go of his worry rather than just having it soothed away.The beautiful, child-painted illustrations also set this book apart in the respect it shows its audience by depicting characters who actually look like kindergarten kids, rather than cartoonish-looking children or cute stuffed animals that smile, frown, walk, and talk. Following Nicky through the relatable process of adjusting to the big changes that are coming provides children better insight into what they're experiencing and the comfort of seeing there are other kids feeling the same way they are. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Lachat, Aidan Jordanoff (illustrator).…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Not So Sure About Kindergarten | Barbara Kagan | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | barbarakimkagan | EAN 9798234102829 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. Lachat, Aidan Jordanoff (illustrator).…