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Children’s Book Remembering: A Lifetime of Community and Love Inspires Pupils to Connect to ‘Home-City’ A children’s book created by a Sheffieldbased author and illustrator is taking on a meaningful new life within local classrooms, inspiring pupils to connect with their city’s rich history and industrial past. Following its initial success, The Steelosaurus has led several Sheffield schools to invite creator Helen Hunt into their classrooms, not just for author visits, but to participate in a newly developed, free scheme of work built around the story.
Launched late last year, the scheme is specifically designed for schools and links closely to Sheffield’s history and heritage. It uses storytelling and illustration as engaging tools, allowing children to explore local identity through creative learning. Teachers across the city are now incorporating the materials into their lessons. Author and Illustrator Helen Hunt told Look Local, “It’s been wonderful to see the book being used in classrooms in such a meaningful way.” continued on page 5...
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