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Story collection · ages 2–8

Stories about starting school and classroom life

Picture-book stories about the first day of school, joining in at a new school, classroom mistakes, group projects and lost pencil cases. Ages 3–7.

Why read stories about school days?

Starting school, changing schools and learning to work in a group are some of the biggest changes in early childhood. Reading about them the night before helps a child picture the day and rehearse what to do.

Teachers use these in class for the same reason: each one is a short, discussable scenario about a real classroom moment.

Questions to ask after the story

A minute of talk after the last page is where a story turns into a conversation. Try one of these:

  1. What was hard for the hero at school?
  2. What did they do to make it better?
  3. What are you looking forward to at school?

Tips on asking questions without turning bedtime into a quiz are in our guide to reading aloud.

Make tonight a story night

Luna gives you a library of illustrated bedtime stories where your child is the hero. Free stories are included and work offline.

Not sure where to start? Find tonight’s story in a minute.