pickThis incorporates the vast space of a child‘s imagination and ties in the life of Albert Einstein. I would definitely include this in my future classroom as it relates to my students while inspiring them to go further and stay curious.
pickThis incorporates the vast space of a child‘s imagination and ties in the life of Albert Einstein. I would definitely include this in my future classroom as it relates to my students while inspiring them to go further and stay curious.
“Albert turned ideas in his mind, taking them apart, putting them back together. It was his favorite way to think.“
On a Beam of Light is an enchanting picture book that illuminates the genius of Albert Einstein. Through vivid illustrations and engaging prose, Jennifer Berne takes readers on a journey through Einstein‘s life, exploring how his boundless curiosity and unconventional thinking transformed our understanding of the universe.
I would use this book as a classroom library book or a read aloud for my students. I thnk that another great way that we could incorporate this book into the classroom is using it as a comparison from the Disney classic book the Litter Mermaid and work with the students comparing and contrasting the different elements of the stories.
so-soThe Little Mermaid by Jerry Pinkney is a classic, traditional literature book that tells the story of the littlest sea princess that is not content with her life that she lives under the sea. Melody is an explorer who wonders what lies above the water especially of a girl that she has watched from the ocean. But to meet her comes with a price.
Students will explore how Einstein‘s curiosity and creativity helped him make important discoveries and how they can think like scientists. By the end of the lesson, students will feel inspired to ask questions, explore their interests, and embrace creativity. They can create their own invention just like Einstein.
