Book details
A Day with the Animal Builders
Description
The penguins have grand plans for their dream home, complete with an ice rink, a helter-skelter, and a rooftop swimming pool. As they begin construction with the help of various animal builders, they face challenges due to the incompetence of their apprentice, Donkey. His skills in bricklaying, driving, and plumbing are all disastrous. However, when a crisis arises with a runaway bulldozer threatening to destroy everything, Donkey's surprising strength saves the day. Through this adventure, Donkey discovers his true talent. This children's hardcover story book by Sharon Rentta, published in June 2013, features large print for young readers.
Age
3-7
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
32 pages
Book in series
#3
Why to read
- Encourages Imagination: 'A Day with the Animal Builders' takes young readers on a creative journey, showcasing animals in unique roles, which helps to stimulate the imagination and inspire creative thinking.
- Teaches Teamwork: The book illustrates how the animal characters work together to build a structure, providing a fun and engaging way to teach children about the importance of teamwork and cooperation.
- Introduces Construction Concepts: Through the story, children are introduced to basic construction concepts and terminology in an accessible and entertaining way, laying the groundwork for understanding how things are built.
- Promotes Reading Skills: With its engaging narrative and colorful illustrations, 'A Day with the Animal Builders' is designed to capture the interest of young readers, encouraging them to practice their reading skills and develop a love for books.