Using Storybook to involve families

After reviewing the list of books, I chose "Off to School Baby Duck". It was written in 1999 by Amy Hest and detailed by Jill Barton (1). This book is about the first day of school for baby ducks. When she first attended school, she was very nervous. She did not want to have breakfast, she hid under the table with a blue bag, slowly wearing a sweater and slowly shoes closed. Her bag was filled with favorite books, clips with jams, high mats, and yellow pencils from my older sister. On my way to school, her parents tried to move Baby Duck more quickly, but she was so nervous that she could not let her do it myself. When they arrived on campus, her grandfather was waiting. My grandfather's duck noticed how nervous I was, and made her feel more comfortable by reminding myself of good things such as drawing songs and paintings. She summarized songs, took out notes and started painting. And it took the attention of another small duck named David Duck. The teacher joined them and convinced her that she was not ashamed so much, they would sing, draw, and have lots of fun things. Then she goes to school.

The reason why this book was chosen is because the kids are very upset at kindergartens, nursery schools, or kindergartens where they go home with parents and carers. Beginning a kindergarten can be a terror of happening, a feeling of tension to meeting new people, and a total fear of leaving home and comfort area, in addition to the period of confusion.

Participate in families using storybooks 2 Because of the merits of family participation in activities in schools, many authors publish various books that help families and students build connections between their families and schools doing. In the story written by D (1999) by Bloomberg entitled "Sam and Gram and the first day of school", the author will explain the first day of a kindergarten boy. For boys, the new environment is quite different from the family environment. Therefore, the boy thinks this is stress and hopes he will return to his grandmother. In school, the boy remembers the time I spent at home with my grandmother. Every day after school the boy was taken to her grandmother. When I was with him, the boy and his grandmother talked about everything he experienced in his new environment. The boy also called his mother to tell her about her school experience. What am I?

So what is a storybook? Why do we want to use it? According to the storybook's own definition, it is a UI development environment that you like to use (I like to use it, I think you should do the same!) Use a storybook You can then browse the components in the project, change the state, interactively develop and test. It runs outside the scope of the application, so you can develop the component without worrying about application dependencies. If the designer wishes to change the color of the button from red to blue, there is no need to worry about part of the application. Wrong, last night your drunk posting, he / she can directly change the storybook and change the component