Where Do You Go After School?
is a heartwarming and educational children's book that takes young readers into Mr. Gipson's lively classroom, where curiosity leads to discovery.
When Michelle asks her friend Zoe if she can come over after school, she's surprised to learn that Zoe has strings practice-Michelle never knew Zoe played an instrument! In turn, Zoe learns that Michelle plays softball in the summer. Their conversation sparks a fun classroom discussion, as they ask their classmates where they go after school. From cheerleading and dance to football and boxing, each student shares a unique activity, uncovering a world of exciting hobbies and interests.
This engaging story introduces children to a variety of extracurricular activities, from familiar sports like basketball and soccer to lesser-known pursuits such as track and field, lacrosse, and string instruments. Readers will be inspired to explore new interests and celebrate the diverse talents of their peers.
As part of the
Culture Kids
series, this book stands out as a multicultural, rhyming story featuring a beautifully diverse classroom. The students represent a wide range of ethnic backgrounds, including Caucasian and European, African American, Jamaican, Nigerian, Asian, Indian, Vietnamese, and multiracial identities-such as a child from a Louisiana Creole heritage and another who is Black and Chinese.
Perfect for children, parents, and educators,
offers an enlightening cultural experience, fostering inclusivity, curiosity, and a love for learning.