Iggy Peck, a creative and independent kid, isn't afraid to express himself. This hilarious and irreverent children's book follows Iggy's passion for building. His parents are proud of his amazing creations, even when he uses unexpected materials like dirty diapers to build a tower. When his second - grade teacher dislikes architecture, Iggy faces a tough challenge, but he loves building too much to quit. With Andrea Beaty's catchy rhyming text and David Roberts's playful illustrations, it'll charm creative kids and amuse their parents. Also from the same great author - illustrator team are 'Rosie Revere, Engineer' about self - belief and 'Ada Twist, Scientist' about the power of curiosity. Download the Iggy Peck teaching guide. Andrea Beaty, author of 'When Giants Come to Play', won the Barbara Karlin Honor Grant. David Roberts, winner of the Nestlé Smarties, has illustrated many books and was runner - up for the Mother Goose Award.
To use this book, simply sit back and read it with your kids. You can have fun with the rhyming text and talk about Iggy's creative ideas. As you read, encourage your children to share their own building or creative dreams. There aren't many special precautions, but make sure to handle the book gently to avoid tearing the pages. If it gets dirty, you can use a soft, dry cloth to clean it. Keep it in a dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve the colors of the illustrations. This book is a great way to inspire your kids' creativity and love for reading, so enjoy it together!
