"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.
"I see things differently."
This book can be used to explore autism and the importance of acceptance. Students can discuss different ways of thinking and create art projects inspired by Grandin‘s experiences.
pickThis inspiring biography tells the story of Temple Grandin, a girl with autism who became a prominent animal behaviorist and advocate for people with autism. Mosca‘s rhythmic text and colorful illustrations highlight Grandin‘s unique way of thinking and her achievements. The book celebrates diversity and the power of understanding. It's a wonderful testament to embracing differences.
A very easy read aloud for primary grades with an accurate and exciting story that children will love.
pickThis is a very inspiring story of a african american woman who worked for nasa during the space race. The message in this book is great for children and shows what kind of heroes people can be.
“Thinking in pictures helps me understand the world.“
