I'm Going to Preschool (Big Steps)

My 3 year old was starting preschool and I wanted a book to help introduce the concept to him. This book did just that, but also made it fun with the interactive pages. He loves it! I also love that it encourages conversation with him about concepts we have not talked about before since they are new to him. The illustrations are colorful, fun, but not too busy. The preschool concepts introduced are general preschool activities and you can alter your conversations to fit how your child experiences preschool. We continue to read this book even after preschool has started!

This really helped my daughter in preparing for preschool. Its a simple story that can easily be understood. Also lots of interactive things in the book that held my daughter's attention!

This book was the best book to prepare my daughter for preschool. I ordered several other ones because she seems to understand new concepts a lot better when we read about them and look at pictures. It has all the important (somewhat universal) preschool concepts in it (drop off, teacher, cubby, circle time, etc. ) as well as flaps and wheels to turn to make the book come to life and interactive. highly recommend this one!

We used this book to help get my son ready for preschool. He loved the storyline, as it was simple to understand, and the peekaboo windows are a fun touch! It keeps it light hearted but real.

I'm pleasantly happy with this book. I wanted my son and d.i.l. to begin reading it to her now (school starts in Aug) to get her comfortable. So far it seems to be working.

Very good book to read before and during the first few weeks of preschool. Helps them get excited about school! Used with an autistic three year old, he enjoys it a lot, but skips some pages because he is impatient, lol! However, every page has something wonderful on it. Someday soon we will be able to get through the whole book, I hope!

I bought a few preschool-related books for my daughter, who recently turned 3 years old and has a rare chromosome disorder that causes developmental delays and autism. She seems to respond better to new things when she has had a chance to "read" books on the topic repeatedly beforehand. Although COVID prevented her from attending her new preschool program for children with disabilities this past semester, we had bought this book to help prepare her for the idea. She LOVES this book. She wants to read it daily. She has memorized the children's names and likes to talk about each of them. Because my daughter is used to being with me 24/7, we liked how the last page emphasizes how Ben had a lot of fun at preschool and then it was time to go home (like a first-then directive, to which my daughter responds well). My daughter recites that part; I think it helped her understand and give her comfort knowing that there is a predictable end to the school session when we will pick her up. She loves this book so much that I decided to purchase two others from the same author, and she loves THOSE so much that I will probably end up buying more!

We bought three books to ease my son's transition to preschool and we liked this one the best. It addresses a bit of the first day nerves but doesn't dwell, and instead focuses on the fun activities at preschool with lots of interactive flaps. Great book!

Lovely story

My son love it!