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Pedogogical Prep: How To Get Your Teacher Ready by Jean Reagan

YOU'RE READY FOR THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL,

BUT WHAT ABOUT YOUR TEACHER?

Kids are not the only ones to get first-day jitters, you know. Teachers do, too!

First-day jitters are something school kids and teachers definitely have in common. Teachers know that, no matter how perfectly wonderful that class last year was, this one will be different.

But savvy kids know how to get their new teacher ready for those first-day-of-school worries. First things first!

MAKE HER FEEL WELCOME WITH AN EXTRA-BIG SMILE!

Following up that smile with a good-morning song is a nice option. Then politely give her directions to the closest rest room. Offer to show the way to all the important places in the school--the Art Room, the Library, and the Lunchroom, and soon your new teacher will be proudly leading the way.

Oh, and Picture Day comes up pretty soon after school starts. You have a few handy hints for a school picture your teacher won't want to hide under the bed:

"No messy snacks! (NO chocolate cupcakes, juicy pomegranates, powdered sugar donuts)

Bring a comb to take care of messy hair!"

Holiday concerts require that new teachers learn just how to peek through the curtains at the parents in the audience. The 100th Day of School is a biggy, so newbies need to get in shape to jump up and down 100 times or plant 100 flower bulbs to bloom in spring! Oh, and by the way, better stay in shape for Field Day, too, and don't forget to apply sunscreen and wear your whistle around your neck.

And for Teacher Appreciation Day, remind the class not to give the teacher stinky perfumes or used boxes of candy.

And then comes the final exam--the Last Day of School.

Get your teacher ready for Whole-Class Hugs!

Your teacher will remember you forever.

Author Jean Reagan and artist Lee Wildish currently hold the franchise for how-to manuals for kids, and this one, How to Get Your Teacher Ready (Alfred A. Knopf, 2017) is just in time for training teachers for the early days of school. There some simple and subtle lessons for young readers on how to get themselves ready for school, too, deftly illustrated in Lee Wildish's trademark big-headed and multicultural cartoon kids and their gung-ho new teacher. Other top-selling how-tos by this duo are How to Babysit a Grandpa and How to Babysit a Grandma, How to Raise a Mom, and How to Surprise a Dad by Jean Reagan.

And for a hilarious but empathetic look at the other side of the desk on the first day of school, share this one with Lucy M. George's Back to School Tortoise and Julie Dannenburg's superb surprise-ending story, First Day Jitters (Mrs. Hartwells classroom adventures).

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