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This Is a School by John Schu (2022, Picture Book)
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Ubicado en: Willis, Texas, Estados Unidos
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N.º de artículo de eBay:186623711282
Características del artículo
- Estado
- Type
- Picture Book
- ISBN
- 9781536204582
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
Candlewick Press
ISBN-10
1536204587
ISBN-13
9781536204582
eBay Product ID (ePID)
9050377481
Product Key Features
Book Title
This Is a School : (an Inclusive Classroom Tale about Curiosity, Creativity, and Community - for Kids Ages 4-8)
Number of Pages
40 Pages
Language
English
Topic
School & Education, Social Themes / New Experience, Social Themes / Friendship
Publication Year
2022
Illustrator
Miller Jamison, Veronica, Yes
Genre
Juvenile Fiction
Book Series
This Is Our World Ser.
Format
Picture Book
Dimensions
Item Height
0.3 in
Item Weight
16.4 Oz
Item Length
10.1 in
Item Width
10.5 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Juvenile Audience
LCCN
2021-946699
Reviews
Schu's debut picture book salutes the school community and the positive role it plays in kids' lives. . . Jamison's watercolor, acrylic, and digital-collage illustrations employ a sunny palette, well suited to the text's upbeat tone. . . . Schu emphasizes the school as a community, where growth, celebrations, transformations, and work all occur, providing a reassuring introduction to this near-universal experience. --Booklist (starred review) Librarian and book advocate Schu invites readers into a school community in which all voices are heard, each person learns, and everyone--and everything, including the plants in the school garden--grows. . . . This introduction to school communities shows children what happens inside a classroom via a vision of school at its best--one that leaves readers with a sense of belonging and inclusion. --Publishers Weekly This book is so beautiful! I can see the love, joy, inclusion, and empathy on every single page. What a gift this is for kids, educators, and families. --Supriya Kelkar, children's author of Brown is Beautiful, Schu's debut picture book salutes the school community and the positive role it plays in kids' lives. . . Jamison's watercolor, acrylic, and digital-collage illustrations employ a sunny palette, well suited to the text's upbeat tone. . . . Schu emphasizes the school as a community, where growth, celebrations, transformations, and work all occur, providing a reassuring introduction to this near-universal experience. --Booklist (starred review) Librarian and book advocate Schu invites readers into a school community in which all voices are heard, each person learns, and everyone--and everything, including the plants in the school garden--grows. . . . This introduction to school communities shows children what happens inside a classroom via a vision of school at its best--one that leaves readers with a sense of belonging and inclusion. --Publishers Weekly This book is so beautiful! I can see the love, joy, inclusion, and empathy on every single page. What a gift this is for kids, educators, and families. --Supriya Kelkar, children's author of Brown is Beautiful John Schu's story serves as a letter to schools and addresses how its members are still a community, whether they are together in the classroom or not. --Tiny Beans, Schu's debut picture book salutes the school community and the positive role it plays in kids' lives. . . Jamison's watercolor, acrylic, and digital-collage illustrations employ a sunny palette, well suited to the text's upbeat tone. . . . Schu emphasizes the school as a community, where growth, celebrations, transformations, and work all occur, providing a reassuring introduction to this near-universal experience. --Booklist (starred review) Librarian and book advocate Schu invites readers into a school community in which all voices are heard, each person learns, and everyone--and everything, including the plants in the school garden--grows. . . . This introduction to school communities shows children what happens inside a classroom via a vision of school at its best--one that leaves readers with a sense of belonging and inclusion. --Publishers Weekly A soaring panegyric to elementary school as a communal place to learn and grow. . . the central message here is that school is a physical space, not a virtual one, where learning and community happen. . . . A full-hearted valentine. --Kirkus Reviews This book is so beautiful! I can see the love, joy, inclusion, and empathy on every single page. What a gift this is for kids, educators, and families. --Supriya Kelkar, children's author of Brown is Beautiful John Schu's story serves as a letter to schools and addresses how its members are still a community, whether they are together in the classroom or not. --Tiny Beans, Librarian and book advocate Schu invites readers into a school community in which all voices are heard, each person learns, and everyone--and everything, including the plants in the school garden--grows. . . . This introduction to school communities shows children what happens inside a classroom via a vision of school at its best--one that leaves readers with a sense of belonging and inclusion. --Publishers Weekly, Schu's debut picture book salutes the school community and the positive role it plays in kids' lives. . . Jamison's watercolor, acrylic, and digital-collage illustrations employ a sunny palette, well suited to the text's upbeat tone. . . . Schu emphasizes the school as a community, where growth, celebrations, transformations, and work all occur, providing a reassuring introduction to this near-universal experience. --Booklist (starred review) Librarian and book advocate Schu invites readers into a school community in which all voices are heard, each person learns, and everyone--and everything, including the plants in the school garden--grows. . . . This introduction to school communities shows children what happens inside a classroom via a vision of school at its best--one that leaves readers with a sense of belonging and inclusion. --Publishers Weekly Well suited for both independent reading as well as a read aloud. . . . Full spread illustrations showing the whole community mix with smaller, more intimate portrayals of kids and adults hard at work, providing strong movement throughout the story. This is a solid choice for classrooms and libraries looking for updated beginning of the year or school stories. --School Library Journal A soaring panegyric to elementary school as a communal place to learn and grow. . . the central message here is that school is a physical space, not a virtual one, where learning and community happen. . . . A full-hearted valentine. --Kirkus Reviews This book is so beautiful! I can see the love, joy, inclusion, and empathy on every single page. What a gift this is for kids, educators, and families. --Supriya Kelkar, children's author of Brown is Beautiful John Schu's story serves as a letter to schools and addresses how its members are still a community, whether they are together in the classroom or not. --Tiny Beans, Schu's debut picture book salutes the school community and the positive role it plays in kids' lives. . . Jamison's watercolor, acrylic, and digital-collage illustrations employ a sunny palette, well suited to the text's upbeat tone. . . . Schu emphasizes the school as a community, where growth, celebrations, transformations, and work all occur, providing a reassuring introduction to this near-universal experience. --Booklist (starred review) Librarian and book advocate Schu invites readers into a school community in which all voices are heard, each person learns, and everyone--and everything, including the plants in the school garden--grows. . . . This introduction to school communities shows children what happens inside a classroom via a vision of school at its best--one that leaves readers with a sense of belonging and inclusion. --Publishers Weekly A soaring panegyric to elementary school as a communal place to learn and grow. . . the central message here is that school is a physical space, not a virtual one, where learning and community happen. . . . A full-hearted valentine. --Kirkus Reviews This book is so beautiful! I can see the love, joy, inclusion, and empathy on every single page. What a gift this is for kids, educators, and families. --Supriya Kelkar, children's author of Brown is Beautiful John Schu's story serves as a letter to schools and addresses how its members are still a community, whether they are together in the classroom or not. --Tiny Beans Well suited for both independent reading as well as a read aloud. . . . Full spread illustrations showing the whole community mix with smaller, more intimate portrayals of kids and adults hard at work, providing strong movement throughout the story. This is a solid choice for classrooms and libraries looking for updated beginning of the year or school stories. --School Library Journal
Dewey Edition
23
Grade From
Preschool
Dewey Decimal
E
Grade To
Third Grade
Synopsis
A moving celebration of school and all it may signify: work and play, creativity and trust, and a supportive community that extends beyond walls A school isn't just a building; it is all the people who work and learn together. It is a place for discovery and asking questions. A place for sharing, for helping, and for community. It is a place of hope and healing, even when that community can't be together in the same room. John Schu, a librarian and former ambassador of school libraries for Scholastic, crafts a loving letter to schools and the people that make up the communities within in a picture book debut beautifully illustrated by Veronica Miller Jamison.
LC Classification Number
PZ7.1.S336547Th 2022
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