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"The world is not a rectangle. It is full of curves and angles waiting to be discovered."

This book is ideal for introducing students to the world of architecture and design. It can inspire lessons on creativity, perseverance, and thinking outside the box. Students can create their own architectural designs or learn about famous structures around the world.

This beautifully illustrated biography introduces children to Zaha Hadid, a groundbreaking architect known for her bold, futuristic designs. The book highlights her determination to follow her passion for architecture despite facing many challenges as a woman in a male-dominated field.

“He drew plans… “

The story could be used as a riding prompt for students. I would ask students what Their prediction on whose house will last the longest. You could also have students build houses out of different materials and take a hairdryer and see which last.

Week 4: Traditional Literature. Such a good story for young children and learning readers. The predictability is engaging for young children as well as the illustrations. Published in 2019.

“Sometimes the greatest treasures are found where you least expect them.”

This story would be a great way to teach children about friendship and empathy.

In this story a house mouse has mysterious encounters with a golden egg. The story is clever and would be amusing for young readers.