Miss Bindergarten Celebrates the 100th Day of Kindergarten

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A winning choice for preschooler or kindergartner.
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What parents need to know

Parents need to know that clever storytelling and vivid watercolors illustrate self-reliance and pride of accomplishment.

What's the story?

On the ninety-ninth day of kindergarten, Miss Bindergarten tells her twenty-six students to bring "one-hundred-full things" to class on the following day. That night, while students finish their projects, Miss Bindergarten completes her own surprises for the students. Lively illustrations of a festive kindergarten tradition make this a winning choice for your preschooler or kindergartner.

 


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The cleverly written story lets readers glimpse the parallel worlds of students and teachers. Children will delight in reading how the animal students tackle their homework assignment -- to create a project using 100 of something. Miss Bindergarten is busy, too, making wonderful math projects to surprise her students. Her energy seems boundless as she awaits her students' arrival.

Children will adore the characters and delight in examining the detailed illustrations. The art is rich in visual clues, encouraging discussion of the students' projects and Miss Bindergarten's classroom activities. The students' sense of achievement and pride contributes to the day's success. Children think it's simply a party, but parents applaud that clever Miss Bindergarten.


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What families can talk about

Families can talk about the class celebration. Examine the projects together. What would you do to mark the 100th day of kindergarten?


This review was written by Sharon Asta

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This review was written by Sharon Asta
Author:Joseph Slate
Illustrator:Ashley Wolff
Book type:Fiction
Genre:For Beginning Readers
Publisher:Penguin Group
Publication date:January 1, 1998
Number of pages:40
Hardcover price:$16.99
Publisher's recommended age(s):4 - 7

This review was written by Sharon Asta
 

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ON: Content is age-appropriate for kids this age.
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