Practice Creativity and Imagination
Children learn to be creative and imaginative by watching Leon try out-of-the-box solutions like making bat wings and a chariot.
Ages 3+
Funny Machines for George the Sheep
A Children's Book Inspired by Leonardo da Vinci
$29.99
Description
Join George the sheep and his owner Leon on a whimsical adventure inspired by the inventive spirit of Leonardo da Vinci.
When George mysteriously shrinks in the rain and grows in the sun, Leon sets out to solve the puzzle with da Vinci's ingenuity. From crafting bat wings to a wheeled chariot, Leon's creative attempts lead to the perfect solution—an oversized umbrella. But when wind disrupts their invention, Leon, like his fifteenth-century namesake, persists in finding a remedy.
This heartwarming story not only entertains, but also educates young readers about the art of invention. With charming illustrations and an engaging narrative, children will be inspired to embrace creativity, problem-solving, the joy of invention and the enduring spirit of exploration embodied by Leonardo da Vinci.
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Why It's Awesome
Problem Solving Skills
The story shows how important it is to keep trying, even when things get tough. Just like Leon, learn to keep going and solve problems.
Explore Science and Experimentation
Leon's experiments teach children how things work, like why George shrinks and grows. This story shows how cool it is to explore and try new things.
Details
- Hardback
- Authors: Géraldine Elschner and Remi Saillard
- Publisher: Prestel, 2014
- Pages: 32
- Book dimensions: 240 x 320 mm
- ISBN: 9783791371665
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