I Want to Be a Teacher Activity Book: Math and Science Worksheets
I Want to Be a Teacher Activity Book: Math and Science Worksheets
Prepare your little ones for learning in the classroom environment with the I Want to Be a Teacher Activity Book.
My kiddos started second grade this year, but I still remember their first day of preschool and the jitters (mine maybe more than theirs?) when they started—new teachers, new routines, new EVERYTHING.
Looking for a fun way to keep the jitters at bay? Whether just starting preschool or heading to kindergarten for the first time, the I Want to Be a Teacher Activity Book provides little ones with everything they need to put themselves at the front of a pretend classroom, just like their (soon-to-be) favorite teacher.
Jam-packed with colorfully illustrated worksheets (like these), report cards, attendance sheets, library cards, reward stickers, and bulletin board signs, kids will find everything they need to outfit their play classroom and conduct classes for each other and their stuffed animals.
Plus, they’ll get waaaayyyyy more than just hours of creative fun—they will be laying the foundation for success in math, science, and more through hands-on play!
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Text and worksheets excerpted and adapted from I Want to Be a Teacher Activity Book © Storey Publishing. Illustrations © Jannie Ho. Additional article text and photo © Kimberly Thompson Panay.
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With 100 stickers and pop-out props, I Want to Be a Teacher Activity Book provides preschoolers with everything they need to put themselves at the front of the (pretend!) classroom and teach like a real teacher would. As kids use the colorfully illustrated report cards and attendance sheets, library cards, reward stickers, and bulletin board signs to outfit their play classroom and conduct classes for each other and their stuffed animals, they’ll get more than just hours of creative fun. They’ll be laying the foundation for success in math and reading through play, and be better prepared for learning within the structure and routines of the classroom environment.
Kimberly Thompson Panay
Kimberly is an artist, mama, and marketer. As resident marketing communications manager here at Storey Publishing, she writes about all things book-related. With a passion… See Bio
