What Could It Be? Exploring The Imaginative World Of Shapes

Author: Sally Fawcett

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  • : $24.99 AUD
  • : 9781925335026
  • : Exisle Publishing Limited
  • : Exisle Publishing (New Zealand)
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  • : April 2016
  • : 215mm X 288mm
  • : Australia
  • : 24.99
  • : June 2016
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  • : en
  • : 823.92
  • : From 3
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  • : colour illustrations
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Barcode 9781925335026
9781925335026

Description

This concept book for kids is all about unleashing creativity, thinking outside the square and opening the mind to possibility! Part picture book, part artistic inspiration, What Could It Be? is an interactive adventure for pre-primary and primary school-aged children organised into paired double-page spreads. The first spread in each pair introduces a basic geometric shape (square, circle, triangle, etc.) and then opens the door for creative thinking by posing the question, 'What else could it be?' The following spread provides the answer, with the focus shape transformed into many objects in a glorious artwork. These pages provide a further interactive element as kids are encouraged to find specific objects and count the 'hidden' shapes. The reader is guided through the pages by the character of a young boy, who allows many aspects of his world to be 'discovered' via the detailed illustrations. The last page challenges kids to create their own illustrations inspired by a geometric shape.

Author description

Sally Fawcett is a primary school teacher with a passion for art, creative writing and education. Her three children are a constant source of inspiration for ideas, and have triggered many of her writing and illustrating adventures. Sally's motivation for creating picture books is to engage adults and children in a shared experience that will hopefully foster a life-long love of reading, creativity and tapping into the power of the imagination.