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Olu's Teacher: A Story About Starting Preschool

Name: Olu's Teacher: A Story About Starting Preschool
Brand: Candlewick
SKU: 9781536231465-CWUSDTR
Price: 112.0 HKD
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Jamel C. Campbell (Author) • Lydia Mba (Illustrator) ... more

Edition: US - Hardback

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English • Age 3 - 7

32 pages • 9.8125 x 10.25 in

Approx. weight: 1.25 lb

Publication date: 07 May,2024

Barcode: 9781536231465 • Candlewick

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By: Jamel C. Campbell | Illustrator: Lydia Mba

First-day-of-school fears are eased when a child discovers his new teacher is warm and approachable—and looks like him—in a tender picture-book debut.

Olu is nervous about going to school for the first time—his legs are shaking and his tummy feels wobbly. He knows his friends will be there, but he doesn’t know what the teacher will be like. What do teachers look like? Where do they live? What do they eat? What if his teacher breathes fire, like a dragon? Ohhhhh . . . MACARONI! Luckily for Olu, his parents talk to him about teachers, assuring him they’re just people who help you learn about the world. But as Olu walks with his mom to school, he is still anxious. What will his teacher be like? Early childhood educator Jamel C. Campbell addresses a common fear that children all over the world experience at the start of a new school year in a sweet, reassuring story paired with the gentle, welcoming illustrations of Lydia Mba. An author’s note addressed to grown-ups explains that meeting children’s needs in times of transition helps to build confidence, resilience, and openness to future exploration.