La Maestra Que No Lo Sabía: Una Historia Sobre Kara y Su Salón Lleno de Corazón

Does your child have a teacher who makes every day feel special? This warm, joyful picture book celebrates the quiet, everyday acts of love that teachers pour into their classrooms, and the surprising way students show they notice. Kara is a young teacher who gives everything to her students. She sings silly songs to start the morning, kneels down to tie tiny shoelaces, and claps the loudest when a child learns something new. She loves her students completely. But one quiet afternoon, a small question settles in her heart: do they really know? What happens next will leave young readers and the grown-ups beside them with full, happy hearts. Written for children ages 4 to 8, this gentle story uses a cast of lovable animal characters to explore one of the most important skills children can develop: self-awareness. When kids learn to notice their own feelings and recognize the care that surrounds them, they grow into more confident, empathetic people. This book opens that conversation in the most natural way possible, through story, warmth, and a classroom that feels like home. Parents and educators love this book because it works beautifully in both directions. Children see themselves in the students who want to show their teacher she matters. And adults, whether a parent reading at bedtime or a teacher starting the school day, will find something deeply personal in Kara's story too. This is a perfect read-aloud for: - Bedtime routines that end on a warm, connected note - Back-to-school season and the first weeks of a new classroom - Social-emotional learning circles in preschool and early elementary - Celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week >With vibrant full-color illustrations and a story told in both English and Spanish cultural spirit, La Maestra Que No Lo Sabía reminds children that the people who love them see them, and that they can see those people right back. Add it to your cart today and share a story that neither you nor your child will forget.

Pagina's: 37, Paperback, Independently published