Kaia and the Sun - Emanuel Ip, Sharon
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Kaia and the Sun is a beautifully illustrated picture book that helps kids ages 4-8 explore the sun, sky, and the science of day and night. Through Kaia's eyes in the Caribbean, children discover:how the sun creates day and night why the sky changes colors simple science explained in kid-friendly language Perfect for bedtime or classroom use, this poetic story sparks curiosity while providing gentle learning. Enjoy bonus materials and activities that extend learning beyond the book.. The first book in the I Wonder Why... series, this story is a wonderful choice for curious kids, teachers, and…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Kaia and the Sun is a beautifully illustrated picture book that helps kids ages 4-8 explore the sun, sky, and the science of day and night. Through Kaia's eyes in the Caribbean, children discover:how the sun creates day and night why the sky changes colors simple science explained in kid-friendly language Perfect for bedtime or classroom use, this poetic story sparks curiosity while providing gentle learning. Enjoy bonus materials and activities that extend learning beyond the book.. The first book in the I Wonder Why... series, this story is a wonderful choice for curious kids, teachers, and parents looking for an engaging blend of science and storytelling.
Autorenporträt
Sharon Emanuel Ip is a children's book author and lifelong educator, passionate about inspiring young minds to dream big and never stop asking "why." Her debut picture book, Kaia and the Sun, is the first in the 'I Wonder Why...' series, blending science with storytelling to make complex concepts both approachable and fun for young readers. Drawing from her experiences as a retired Montessori teacher, her rich Caribbean heritage, and her global adventures living in several countries, Sharon crafts stories that celebrate curiosity, imagination, and the wonders of our world. Her work reflects a deep understanding of how children learn and grow, and she's an advocate for building strong foundational education in literacy, math, and the performing arts. When Sharon isn't writing you might find her playing her guitar, spending time with family, hiking with her husband in the quiet of the English countryside, or exploring libraries and the nooks and crannies of new places around the world.