A book for young readers just beginning to attend school

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	• Substitute Teacher Plans Doug Johnson Henry Holt and Co. (BYR), 2002 - 32 pages average customer review:based on 3 reviews view larger image
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substitute teacher plans

A delightful book. I am a substitute teacher and read it to some of my classes. I usually get raves.

A book for young readers just beginning to attend school

Doug Johnson's Substitute Teacher Plans is an engaging picture book showcasing the charming story of a substitute teacher whose class day plans get mixed up with a list of recreational activities, making for the most exciting day of school ever! Meanwhile the teacher uses her list of class activities to guide her day off, and learns that fun and relaxation can come from learning too. Remarkably illustrated with incredible, vivacious, colorful three-dimensional scenes created by an artist Tammy Smith, Substitute Teacher Plans is a blast of a book for young readers just beginning to attend school.

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A must have in your classroom library

This is the perfect story to read to your class before you have a sub. It's a humorous story about how the teacher gets her sub plans mixed up with her personal plans. The kids always get a kick out of this book when I read it.

Miss Huff loves teaching, but she could sure use a day off. When she accidentally mixes up her plans for the substitute teacher with her day-off activity listwellthings get pretty crazy. After all, how many substitute teachers can build a monstrous sandcastle, parachute from a plane, and swim underwater . . . with an octopus? Put down your pencils and strap into your seats, because this class is about to experience some serious turbulence!

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