I Am Going To School | 我上小学了

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Author: Hiroshi Saitô

Translated From: Japan


Your child is starting primary school soon but he or she is still pretty clueless on what to expect. They are feeling nervous while you, anxious. What can you do? You need a book to provide a good insight into primary school life that will help to allay fears and anxiety. This book does exactly this to help our young readers cope with first day jitters,


A Japanese translated picture book that introduces your child to primary school life with a lighthearted approach by incorporating activities in a story, this is a must-read for all preschoolers. There are 'I Spy' activities, hanyu pinyin maze, spot the differences and more! We promise you would have oodles of fun going through the activities with your children and they would embark on the primary school journey with confidence and embrace the new adventure with enthusiasm!

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Product Details

  • Recommended Age: 4 to 6 years old
  • Product Material: Hardcover
  • Language: Simplified Chinese
  • Pages: 32
How do you go to school? Learn to read the map and complete the maze to get to school on time. Parents can discuss and prepare your child based on the chosen method to go to school. How much preparation time needed to walk / take school bus / take family car in the morning? What are the landmarks to look out for that help the child to recognize the school?
Most would agree that this section is one of the funniest in this book! Hilarious but sure effective way of helping your child to remember key personnel from school. 
Learning Hanyu Pinyin in school
Choose the correct hanyu pinyin to find a way out of this pinyin maze!
The things you can do during recess! Psst... can you spy the principal amongst the crowd?
And don't forget about road safety outside the school when it's dismissal time! Learn about the dos and don'ts in this section to stay safe all the time.
Lastly, don't forget to tell your family how you spent your day in school and share any interesting or funny incidents or memorable moments with them.