Keep Ms. Sugarman in the Fourth Grade
Keep Ms. Sugarman in the Fourth Grade by Elizabeth Levy is a 96-page juvenile fiction book published by HarperCollins on September 19, 1993. This story centers on Jackie, a student whose enthusiasm is finally appreciated by her teacher, Ms. Sugarman. When Ms. Sugarman transitions from teaching fourth grade to becoming the principal, Jackie feels a profound sense of loss, highlighting the impact of a supportive teacher-student relationship.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of school and education, as well as social dynamics within the classroom. The story delves into Jackie’s feelings of admiration and the challenges she faces with the change in her teacher’s role. Through relatable characterizations, the book illustrates the significant influence an understanding teacher can have on a student’s life, making it a poignant reflection on the educational experience.
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No teacher has ever appreciated Jackie’s excessive enthusiasm, until Ms. Sugarman. When Ms. Sugarman leaves the fourth grade to become principal, Jackie is devastated. “The honest and caring relationship between [Jackie] and Ms. Sugarman is one that every student and teacher might envy. Solid characterizations, with good insight into the difference an understanding teacher can make.” —SLJ. “A funny, heartwarming story with a very real little girl at it heart. Any student who has ever idolized a wonderful teacher will sympathize with Jackie.” —ALA Booklist
1995 Charlie May Simon Children’s Book Honor Award (AR)
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