Pirates Go to School
A funny rhyming story about the silly things pirates do when they go to school.
Pirates and their parrots go to school, and it's time to hang up their swords and have fun. They learn reading and math, and they bring pirate treasure for show-and-tell. For pirates, going to school is as much fun as a game of "walk the plank"!
Pirates and their parrots go to school, and it's time to hang up their swords and have fun. They learn reading and math, and they bring pirate treasure for show-and-tell. For pirates, going to school is as much fun as a game of "walk the plank"!
Hardcover, 32 pages
Published
July 1st 2011
by Orchard Books
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I bought this book at our school's book fair this year and was not disappointed! I will definitely be reading this one in my future classrooms to come because no matter how old, students need a good reminder about good classroom behavior. Pirates Go to School has to be one of the cutest back to school books in the last ten years! This adorable picture book shows children just what pirates do when they go to school. Only they might not be the most welcome visitors. Pirates snore at nap time, swea...more
This is a fun rhyme book about what it is like for pirates to go to school. They take their parrots to school with them and the parrots constantly mimic what the pirates say. The other students like the pirates and think they are cool but the pirates are rambunctious, smelly, and use skills to help them learn math! Even though the pirate kids seem so different they really are very similar to the other kids. The pirates go to school and take part in normal, everyday activities. They love show and...more
Pirates Go To School is an absolutely adorable rhyme book about what a pirate looks like going to school. When pirates walk into school, they greet their teacher...and so does their parrot. They hang their book bags and swords on the coatrack, and then they are seated for math where they count skulls! Warning: do no sit too close to pirates! They smell like rotten fish! Pirates paint cannonballs and bring cool, old stuff to show-and-tell. They even snore at naptime! At recess, they play walk the...more
Who would have ever thought pirates would like to go to school. They themselves sing, "Yo ho ho, we are so cool. We are pirates and we love school." I was pleasantly surprised with how much I enjoyed this book, as did my kids. It's a fun read with rhyming words and great illustrations. I'm a fan of any book that is not only hilarious, but one that receives a lot non stop laughs from my kids. Best of all, these pirates are FUN, enjoy learning and will make your kids wish they could go to school w...more
This is a fun, rhyming tale about young pirates going to school. The story is more of a short ditty and the illustrations are very colorful and entertaining. This book is probably best suited for young children who are just beginning school. It was a bit young for our girls, but we enjoyed reading it together anyway.
This was a cute, fantastical book that young students enjoy thoroughly. It is filled with school humor, led by a band of pirates thirsting for educational knowledge. The outcome of course is funny, and kids have a great time seeing what mischief the pirates will get into next during their school day.
This one is pretty fun, and a good read-aloud book, what with the pirate talk and parrot repeats. Great illustrations as well, and the text has a nice rhythm to it. There's definitely some humor here, as well as a message that school can be pretty fun.
Super cute read aloud with brightly colored fun illustrations. Elementary kids of all ages will love this book. Teachers and librarians could enjoy a great q&a with the kids after sharing. Questions such as "Would you think it would be fun to attend school with a pirate?" "Do you think their parrots would be a distraction?" The possibilities are endless!
Apr 20, 2012
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A rhyming story about pirates being able to attend school. My kids thought it was funny.
This book had a cute story line about school. Great to read to kids for fun!
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Corinne Demas is Professor of English at Mount Holyoke College and a fiction editor of the Massachusetts Review. She has a Ph.D. in English and Comparative Literature from Columbia University.
She is the author of two collections of short stories, two novels, a memoir, and numerous books for children.
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She is the author of two collections of short stories, two novels, a memoir, and numerous books for children.
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