"I‘ve always been curious."
"I‘ve always been curious."
You can use this book to discuss the importance of invention and the impact of science on everyday life. Students can brainstorm their own invention ideas and create prototypes.
pickThis engaging biography tells the story of Lonnie Johnson, an African American inventor best known for creating the Super Soaker water gun. Barton‘s lively text and dynamic illustrations showcase Johnson's journey from a curious child to a successful engineer. The book highlights themes of creativity and perseverance in science and technology. It encourages readers to embrace their innovative spirit.
This is a wonderful story to read to children that shows them that anything is possible if you try hard enough to succeed
pickThis story follow a little blue engine that does not believe that she can take a train over a mountain because she is not strong enough and believes it to be impossible. She takes the train up and down the mountain using 4 magic words to believe in herself.
pickI have always loved this book and the message that it teaches children. It uses repetition and language that any age child can understand and learn from. I love that it teaches perseverance and believing in one‘s self
Published 1930
Picture book
As someone who feels like everything needs to be perfect, this is a cute book to remind us that not everything works out how you think it might and that's okay.
pickI found it very cute that the author addresses the book “to all the little perfectionist in the world.“ This story embraces creativity and how it's important to learn how to fail. This will show children to embrace joys of the creative process.
