I Teach Kindergarten!: A Treasure Chest of Teaching Wisdom

by Peggy Campbell-Rush

Book Overview

This book gives a clear and complete picture of all aspects of teaching kindergarten-from before the school year begins right up to the last day. In addition, it addresses the emotional, social,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1884548342
• ISBN13: 9781884548345
• Release Date: October 2000
• Publisher: Staff Development for Educator
• Length: 160 Pages
• Weight: 1.06 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Teaching Kindergarten Book

I received my book and it was in great condition, also it came promptly without any headaches or qualms of having to e-mail sender any reminders. Thanks so much for this product.

A First Year Teacher's Miracle!

Three hours ago I received the book, "I Teach Kindergarten" and I just finished reading it cover to cover. The minute I opened the book I could not put it down. I just graduated from college and have accepted a position as a kindergarten teacher. Before reading this book I was overwhelmed with all that I needed to figure out and do before the beginning of the school year. After reading this book, I have several good ideas and my brain is in kindergarten mode. I am so excited about this position, and this book has given me several great ideas which I will incorporate in my classroom. All first year kindergarten teachers HAVE to have this book. I know I will use it for many years to come.

Yeah for Kindergarten

As teachers we are required and driven to expand our knowledge and fullfill professional development courses. Unfortunately, all to often when trying to do so we run up againt the notion that the information may be useful, but "I teach kindergarten and this doesn't apply". This obivously is not this case with Peggy Campbell-Rush's book "I Teach Kindergarten". I found her writing clear and direct. Some of the ideas I have applied in the past and now feel validation, others will be tried out next school year. Especially helpful are the reproducible pages for assessment and the student samples showing specific tasks and skill levels. This will be one teacher's aide text that will go on the shelf behind my desk and more importantly come off many times.

I Teach Kindergarten

As a parent, I recommend this book to all parents and teachers who want to see their children excel in all areas of development. The author, kindergarten teacher Peggy Campbell-Rush, offers a wealth of information on tried and proven techniques in her new book, I Teach Kindergarten. This book is a clear, concise and entertaining "how to" book. It takes you step by step through the process of developing a child's emotional, cognitive, physical and social skills and into the assessment of the child's progress. It delves into the topics of developmental and academic expectations and creating the classroom environment, complete with detailed descriptions of a variety of learning centers. It includes user friendly assessment forms and clear examples of their use. The book is full of illustrations, samples, and diagrams and has informative questions and answers sections for each chapter. Chapters on classroom management techniques, communicating with parents and helpful tidbits on the subjects of teaching with themes, preparing for substitute teachers and how to help struggling learners, make this a great reference book, loaded with good information for both parents and teachers alike.

I Teach Kindergarten

How did I ever survive without this book? All the information I ever needed to teach Kindergarten is in one place. It is the bible for Kindergarten teaching. Why reinvent the wheel and look elsewhere? Every aspect of teaching 5 and 6 years olds is right at your fingertips!