My Teacher Sleeps in School

by Leatie Weiss and Ellen Weiss

Book Overview

Join the children in Mrs. Marsh's class as they search for clues to prove their teacher sleeps in school, and enjoy their surprise when a mystery bus trip ends in front of a nice white house with a... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0723262535
• ISBN13: 9780723262534
• Release Date: April 1984
• Publisher: Frederick Warne and Company
• Length: 32 Pages
• Weight: 0.38 lbs.
• Age Range: 4 to 8 years
• Grade Range: Kindergarten to Grade 3

Customer Reviews

Homor

A great book- I have always liked this one. A girl named Molly thinks her teacher lives at her school. Molly and her friends look for clues to see if she is right. This book has good plot elements and a nice ending. Four students suprise their teacher with a home made card and a snack. Soon, the whole class thinks their that their teacher, Mrs. Marsh, sleeps in school. Who ever thought that their teacher lived at school? This book is definitely worth reading. Does Mrs. Marsh really sleep in school? Read the book to find out!

My Teacher Sleeps In School

My Teacher Sleeps In School helps us to see the more human side of teachers. It brings out the wild imagination but makes sense at the same time. It makes the reader wonder about the real after school life of teachers. A very intersting book, never a dull moment.

The teacher

I think this book is great book. I like how the characters are like in this book, because it seems that they very enjoy school. And also i like it because it something different having elephants going to school, and this reminds me of my friends and I having fun at school.

A Must Have

As a kindergarten teacher, this book is a must have! Five-year olds are curious and excited about school, this book incorporates both. Watch the children in your class grow with excitement as you read this wonderful story to them.

My Teacher Sleeps in School

This is a wonderful story about kindergarten kids who think their teacher lives in the classroom. She plans a surprise field trip to show them she is a real person, not just a teacher. This is a great book to help kids understand that teachers are people too. As a teacher of 2nd graders, I highly recomment it.