Blue Goes to School (Blue's Clues)

by Angela C. Santomero

Book Overview

Este entretenido y pr?ctico libro est? dirigido especialmente a los lectores entre tres y siete a?os. Muestra c?mo la simp?tica perrita Blue disfruta asistiendo a la escuela y c?mo se divierte cuando... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0439238897
• ISBN13: 9780439238892
• Release Date: January 2000
• Publisher: Scholastic
• Length: 22 Pages
• Weight: 0.20 lbs.

Customer Reviews

A great gift idea

I got a number of these books for my 4-year old nephew for his birthday, and he has absolutely loved reading them.

Good introduction to entering school

This book would be appropriate for children entering preschool or kindergarten. It introduces some of the basic elements of a day at school. It's a nice reading companion to the Blues Clues DVD/video "Blue Takes You to School"

PERFECT FOR PRE-SCHOOLERS

There's not much more traumatic in a child's, or parent's life for that matter, than sending your kid off to school for the very first time. In Blues goes to School you can show your child just how fun the first day of school can be. Blue gets to have story time, paint, and meet new friends in this cute adventure. He even has to learn about sharing as someone eles sits in his spot. Wonderful tale for those new school children!

Fun! Fun! Fun!

This is a fun book about Blue, and when she goes to school. It makes little kids think about what they would do if they were in Blue's situation. It is a really fun book!

Blue at school

The young reader (or read-to) follows Blue through a day at school with Yellow and Orange Kittens, Green Puppy, Purple Kangaroo, and Magenta. In the charming, gentle manner that Blue's Clues manages so well, children are encouraged to think through several difficult social situations, such as: Blue has spilled her milk. Should she sit there and feel sad or clean it up? If someone takes Blue's usual spot in the reading circle, should she push in or sit elsewhere? The answers are obvious to adults, but not to toddlers and young children.