What the Kindergarten teacher does, as seen from a child’s view

The teacher is someone who happily greets the children in the morning when they arrive at the kindergarten and wishes them a safe trip back home. “Could a teacher’s home be kindergarten?” For adults, this might be a silly question but astonishingly, there are kids who actually think this way. How does the teacher appear to the children? The Grown-up at the Kindergarten unfolds stories of how she spends her day from the children’s point of view.

Their teacher can dance well, act like she’s really sick, and can throw a paper airplane very far. She’s someone the children reach out to the most and who comes running to them anytime. The teacher, to the child, is the most popular person there. But the teacher who is good at everything sometimes needs the children’s help, too. For example, when she tries to figure out a cube puzzle, or to chase away a spider she fears, and to search for things she forgot where she put them. Sometimes, the teacher has food particles on her clothes and the children will spot it and remove it for her. The book shows how these ordinary happenings between the teacher and the children help develop a tight relationship between them. The picture book will bring a smile to the reader, going through their day together with them.  ​