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Product Identifiers

PublisherPeachtree Publishing Company Inc.

ISBN-101561454621

ISBN-139781561454624

eBay Product ID (ePID)66593636

Product Key Features

Book TitleFirst Grade Stinks!

Number of Pages32 Pages

LanguageEnglish

TopicHumorous Stories, School & Education, General, Social Themes / New Experience

Publication Year2008

IllustratorYes, Spiegel, Beth

GenreJuvenile Fiction

AuthorMary Ann Rodman

FormatTrade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height0.1 in

Item Weight6.2 Oz

Item Length10.7 in

Item Width9.1 in

Additional Product Features

Intended AudienceJuvenile Audience

LCCN2006-002711

Dewey Edition22

ReviewsRodman's witty take on the harsh realities of first grade, as perceived by those in the trenches, will tickle readers' funny bones.... For young readers approaching this or any other significant transition with trepidation, Rodman's humorous tale serves as a gentle reminder to search for the silver lining., "Rodman handles the turmoil of school transitions with realism and humor. A good jumping-off book for discussions about differences and change." Publishers Weekly, STARRED REVIEW, "Perfect as a read-aloud...a spot-on depiction of teachers helping kids through rough patches." School Library Journal, "Rodman's witty take on the harsh realities of first grade, as perceived by those in the trenches, will tickle readers' funny bones.... For young readers approaching this or any other significant transition with trepidation, Rodman's humorous tale serves as a gentle reminder to search for the silver lining." Kirkus Reviews, "Ink sketches filled in with splashy watercolors depict a worried, increasingly frazzled Haley as she copes with new challenges in a busy, active classroom. An important book for kids making a pretty tough transition." --Booklist "Perfect as a read-aloud. . . a spot-on depiction of teachers helping kids through rough patches." --School Library Journal "Rodman handles the turmoil of school transitions with realism and humor. A good jumping-off book for discussions about differences and change." --Publishers Weekly , Starred Review "Rodman's witty take on the harsh realities of first grade, as perceived by those in the trenches, will tickle readers' funny bones. . . . For young readers approaching this or any other significant transition with trepidation, Rodman's humorous tale serves as a gentle reminder to search for the silver lining." --Kirkus Reviews, Ink sketches filled in with splashy watercolors depict a worried, increasingly frazzled Haley as she copes with new challenges in a busy, active classroom. An important book for kids making a pretty tough transition., Rodman handles the turmoil of school transitions with realism and humor. A good jumping-off book for discussions about differences and change., "Ink sketches filled in with splashy watercolors depict a worried, increasingly frazzled Haley as she copes with new challenges in a busy, active classroom. An important book for kids making a pretty tough transition." Booklist

Grade FromPreschool

Number of Volumes1 vol.

Dewey Decimal[E]

Grade ToThird Grade

SynopsisThis back-to-school tale is a humorous and relatable read for rising first graders and young children facing new experiences. It's the first day of school, and Hayley is excited. Things are different now. She's a first grader! Hayley quickly finds out that first grade is different from kindergarten, but in all the wrong ways. The classroom isn't as bright and colorful. Ms. Gray doesn't seem to smile as much as her kindergarten teacher did, and there isn't enough time to play outside. Finally, Hayley has had enough. "First grade stinks!" she shouts. And fortunately, her compassionate teacher completely understands. Young readers will immediately empathize with Hayley as she struggles to find enthusiasm for her new school year., No share time Only one recess Writing is hard The stories don't end right FIRST GRADE STINKS It is the first day of school and Hayley is excited. Things are different now. She is a first grader. Hayley quickly finds out that first grade is different from kindergarten, but in all the wrong ways The classroom isn't as bright and colorful. Ms. Gray doesn't seem to smile as much as her kindergarten teacher did, and there isn't enough time to play outside. Finally, Hayley has had enough. "First grade stinks " she shouts. The classroom is suddenly very quiet. But to Hayley's surprise Ms. Gray doesn't look mad at all. Young readers will immediately empathize with Hayley and her increasing apprehension, as she explores new expectations and challenges on the first day of a new school year.