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Books with title If I Were a Wizard

  • If I Were A Wizard

    Paul C Hamilton

    Hardcover (Paul Hamilton, Nov. 24, 2017)
    WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF YOU WERE A WIZARD?In a quiet corner of a distant forest, a young mouse dares to dream of what might be. While her fellow classmates aspire to become football players, architects and doctors, Hazel begins an adventure of a lifetime. With the power of magic, Hazel journeys through her day, helping friends and family, solving problems and making the world a better place.If I Were A Wizard...Introduces coding concepts through the imagination of a young mouse. From Repeats and Loops to Algorithms, If I Were A Wizard prompts discussions and helps build conceptual understanding of coding concepts.
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  • If I Were A Lizard

    KidsBooks

    Hardcover (KidsBooks, Jan. 2, 2014)
    Preschoolers are sure to giggle in delight as they imagine what it would be like to be a lizard--whether it's a long lizard, a colorful lizard, an itty-bitty lizard, or even a lizard that loses its tail! A mirror at the end of the rhyming story adds an element of surprise.Encourages early learningSupports language developmentApproved by noted child expert Dr. Carol Andrew
  • If I Were a Wizard

    Paul Hamilton D.

    Hardcover (Edtechteam Press, Nov. 1, 2016)
    What would you do if you were a wizard? While his fellow classmates dream of becoming football players, architects, and doctors, Ralph wants to be a wizard. With his magic, he would help his friends and family members--and even make the world a better place! If I Were A Wizard introduces coding concepts through the enchanting imagination of a young boy. From Repeats and Loops to Algorithms, If I Were a Wizard prompts discussion and helps build conceptual understanding of coding. Currently, there is a global push for coding in education. Coding is the new creation tool and it gives us the ability to create new products, bring people together, and solve important problems in the world. Our youngest students learn concepts in many different ways and look for ways to connect concepts to their own lives. If I Were a Wizard is designed to bridge the gap between the physical and digital and be a springboard into the magical world of coding.
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  • If I Were a Bird

    Shelley Gill, Erik Brooks

    Board book (Little Bigfoot, Feb. 19, 2019)
    From the author and illustrator of If I Were a Whale, comes this colorful, rhyming board book that playfully features birds found in Alaska, the Pacific Northwest, and beyond.Toddlers will love this fun introduction to birds, in this beautifully illustrated board book that shares facts about these amazing animals in an imaginative way. If I were a birdyou know what I'd try?Flying wing tip to wing tipin a forest flyby!I could be an ebony raven,wind lifting my wings,tumbling past treetops,upside down of all things.
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  • If I Were a Wizard

    Paul Hamilton

    Paperback (EdTechTeam Press, Nov. 15, 2016)
    While his fellow classmates are dreaming of becoming football players, architects, and doctors, Ralph dreams of becoming a wizard and helping his family and friends. ā€˜If I Were A Wizardā€™ introduces coding concepts to its readers through the enchanting imagination of a young boy. From ā€˜Repeats and Loopsā€ to ā€˜Algorithmsā€™, If I was a Wizard prompts discussion and helps build conceptual understanding. Currently, there is a global push for coding in education. Coding is the new creation tool. It has the ability to create new products, bring people together and solve important problems in the world. However our little learners learn concepts in many different ways. Their ability to connect concepts to their own lives is important. This book was written to fill this void. I hope our Wizard will be a stimulus for discussion, bridge the gap between the physical and digital, and provide a springboard into the magical world of coding.
  • If I Were A Bird

    KidsBooks

    Hardcover (KidsBooks, Jan. 2, 2014)
    Preschoolers are sure to giggle in delight as they imagine what it would be like to be a bird--whether it's a tiny bird, a pink bird, a talking bird, or even a bird that can't fly! A mirror at the end of the rhyming story adds an element of surprise.Encourages early learningSupports language developmentApproved by noted child expert Dr. Carol Andrew
  • If I were a

    Dan Clements, Lori Clements

    eBook
    If I were A, is a question children dream about when they think about what they want to be when they grow up. With in the pages of this book we look at just a few of the possibilities of what a child might become when they grow up
  • If I Were A...

    Danna J. Walters, Robert George Jr.

    Hardcover (danna j. walters author, Sept. 16, 2019)
    If I Were A starfish, parrot, giant tortoise, peacock, border collie, Bald Eagle, panda, giraffe, or a Beluga Whale, where would I live and what would I do? No matter where I live, and no matter what I do; Iā€™ll be the best me that ever could be!
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  • If I Were A Bird

    April M. Whitt

    eBook (EABooks Publishing, Inc., April 13, 2017)
    A child considers where sheā€™d be, or what she might do if she were one of the animals she sees in her surroundings. The story ends with self-acceptance and an invitation to join her in the adventurous world of literature.
  • If I Were A Bird

    Gladys Conklin

    Hardcover (Holiday House, March 15, 1965)
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  • If I Were A Bird

    April M. Whitt

    Paperback (Living Parables of Central Florida, Inc., March 25, 2017)
    A child considers where sheā€™d be, or what she might do if she were one of the animals she sees in her surroundings. The story ends with self-acceptance and an invitation to join her in the adventurous world of literature.
  • If I Were a Bird

    Gladys Conklin

    Library Binding (Holiday House, June 1, 1965)
    A small boy expresses his reactions to the songs and activities of twenty-seven birds
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