Isbn: 9798186059547 - the great graphite rebellion (4 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Can a humble No. 2 pencil and one creative kid save the classroom from the digital takeover?Penny Pencil has had enough. Once the proud ruler of the third-grade desk, she and her best friend, Piper Paper, are being pushed aside for flashing tablets, glowing screens, and clacking keyboards. The primary classroom is losing its touch-literally-and the school supplies are ready to fight back.In this hilarious and heartwarming classroom adventure, a brave alliance of Erasers, Staplers, and colored markers launch a full-scale rebellion against the electronic gadgets. But a supply-side mutiny isn't enough to win the war against Wi-Fi. They need a human ally. Enter Leo, the one kid in class who still prefers the scratch of graphite on paper and the boundless freedom of a blank page.Together, Leo and his desk drawer friends must show the rest of the class that real creativity, messy mistakes, and tactile imagination are things that a battery-powered screen can never replace.Why kids, parents, and teachers will love this book: Unforgettable Characters: Meet Penny, Piper, and a quirky cast of desk supplies with massive personalities.A Relatable Human Hero: Celebrates the quiet kid who marches to the beat of his own drum and loves to create by hand.Relevant Modern Theme: A playful, non-preachy look at balancing screen time with real-world artistic expression.Perfect Classroom Read: An ideal read-aloud book for elementary school teachers, art teachers, and school librarians.Perfect for fans of The Day the Crayons Quit and Andrew Clements This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Can a humble No. 2 pencil and one creative kid save the classroom from the digital takeover?Penny Pencil has had enough. Once the proud ruler of the third-grade desk, she and her best friend, Piper Paper, are being pushed aside for flashing tablets, glowing screens, and clacking keyboards. The primary classroom is losing its touch-literally-and the school supplies are ready to fight back.In this hilarious and heartwarming classroom adventure, a brave alliance of Erasers, Staplers, and colored markers launch a full-scale rebellion against the electronic gadgets. But a supply-side mutiny isn't enough to win the war against Wi-Fi. They need a human ally. Enter Leo, the one kid in class who still prefers the scratch of graphite on paper and the boundless freedom of a blank page.Together, Leo and his desk drawer friends must show the rest of the class that real creativity, messy mistakes, and tactile imagination are things that a battery-powered screen can never replace.Why kids, parents, and teachers will love this book: Unforgettable Characters: Meet Penny, Piper, and a quirky cast of desk supplies with massive personalities.A Relatable Human Hero: Celebrates the quiet kid who marches to the beat of his own drum and loves to create by hand.Relevant Modern Theme: A playful, non-preachy look at balancing screen time with real-world artistic expression.Perfect Classroom Read: An ideal read-aloud book for elementary school teachers, art teachers, and school librarians.Perfect for fans of The Day the Crayons Quit and Andrew Clements This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…