A Survival Guide for the Preschool Teacher

I am about to start teaching in a few weeks and this book is a LIFESAVER!! It gives me endless pointers on being a great preschool teacher. Since I graduated from college two years I needed a bit of a refresher course to prepare me and this book was the ticket. I will definitely refer to it many, many times during my course of teaching while using these methods and passing them on to my fellow teachers.

I found this book to be a wonderful guide for my first year of teaching pre-K. The book is well organized into very pertinent, practical chapters full of great, easy-to-do ideas and strategies for addressing the needs of young students. I shared this book with a vetran teacher who was equally impressed with the content. It is a great value and a quick, enjoyable, informative read.

This is a wonderful, comprehensive guide to working with young children. All aspects of a successful, pre-school or kindergarten program are covered in this book. This is a must-have resource for beginning early childhood teachers.

I borrowed this book from a fellow teacher when I began teaching preschool and just had to buy a copy of my own. It is the best resource for the preschool classroom I have ever read. It is straight-forward and helps with everything from projects to classroom setup and management.

I train high school students to work with preschoolers. This is the best book I have seen in my 23 years of teaching. It is a straight forward resource that has everything my students need to know. It is chockful of ideas of manipulatives that can be made which is a real money saver. I order it each year for my students and I held my breath as I checked to see if you still carried it. I don't know what I would do if I could not get it. I assign chapters for my students to read and then have developed questions for them to answer. I certainly do rely on it to teach my students. I have shared it with other vocational early childhood education job training instructors and they feel the same way I do. Thank you,Jean. You are a lifesaver. I know when my students graduate they have a resource that they will use for many years to come.