The kids love the books and it was a good price.
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 21 reviews.
The kids love the books and it was a good price.
Debby B. 5/5 Verified
A little corny but the kids liked it.
B12 5/5
Great read for the classroom.
Jennifer B. 5/5
I don't understand why pencils in classrooms are abused but I have also never come across a book written from their perspective. Really writing implements are marvelous tools. Recently my own five year old after two weeks of being back to school has taken to chewing on and breaking pencils! He has an amazing ability to empathize so the message of this book and the fun illustrations will be a great teaching point for us.
Np. 5/5
6 year old liked this book.
Amazon C. 5/5
This is a fun story about pencils! The story flows beautifully and the art is fun. I can’t wait to share with all my students. Great book for all ages.
Anitra 5/5
This was a super fun book that just came at the right time. On Monday I am teaching Kindergarten and I know that the students will love it. It will make them laugh but also realize the importance of taking care of their supplies. I hope to read more in this series too and add it to my SEL Learning.
Chris C. 5/5
Author Jennifer Jones is a professional counselor and mental coach and writes children’s books that both entertain and provide lessons on socializing, good behavior, and emotions by illustrating concepts in the relatable terms of recognizable school tools. PENCILS ON STRIKE is Book 2 of her ON STRIKE series. With clever rhyming patterns and illustrations, Jennifer gives voice to pencils: ‘The most unappreciated things Are usually the most used. These utensils are usually Lost and abused. This is the story of a group of pencils That are so often overlooked. The kind of important too needed To write in a notebook! Few people think about How hard a pencil’s life is. We help all students, Especially the math whiz.’ Proceeding to outline all the ways pencils are ‘under appreciated’ the pencils go on strike – and the result is a positive one: the children who have taken pencils for granted suddenly appreciate the pencils’ values and apologize and write them a note of appreciation – and all ends well! Delightful to read and carrying a strong message about respect and kindness, this little book is one all children will love to read – and to learn! Very Highly Recommended
Grady H. 5/5
My 6 year old enjoyed it
Kirsten W. 5/5
I was exactly like those kids now that I read this book I use my pens a pencils with care you should to!
Amazon C. 5/5
Adorable Would recommend 👌🏽 very creative and a fun read for all ages! The illustrations were entertaining also. My family would definitely read again!
Cheyenne K. 5/5
Entertaining! My kid loved it. Nice colors and pictures. Short sweet and simple. Unlike this review. Definitely a good free download
Noralee 5/5
Such a cute book and I’m definitely reading it to my first graders! I bet kindergartners would love it even more!!
Sarah B. 5/5
My students loved when the Chairs went on Strike, now the Pencils! Another great story by the author that teaches students what could happen when we don't take care of our school supplies.
Ashley 5/5
This is the perfect book for back to school! It's especially ideal for students just beginning their educational career. I would highly recommend this title for your classroom collection!
Valerie 5/5
This is a nice book to teach kids on being responsible. It’s an easy read and something they can relate to. One person found this helpful
Amazon C. 5/5
Another fun to read series from this author.
Amazon C. 5/5
This was a fantastical quirky book! I love how this message can be applied to many other real-life scenarios. A real thinker for its intended audience! And Mom loves it!!
Klovin 5/5
My students loved this story! They truly learned how to respect their materials and their classmates.
Jessica M. 5/5
This book is funny and teaches kid’s responsibility to take care of their things or their teachers things at school. I used this with my class to have them take care of my things otherwise the pencils would go on strike.
Christal D. 5/5
My first graders love all of the books!!
Tami 5/5 Verified
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