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Flowerpot Press (Creator)
Brian Fitzgerald (Illustrator) See More (3)

Board book
9781486729715
Available
USD $8.99
CAD $11.99
03/12/2024
Flowerpot Press
WORLD
7 X 7 in
24 pg
2 - 6(Interest age, years)

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Description

Get up and get moving with these active animal friends!

Teach your little one the power of moving their body each day with these fun High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT)-inspired workouts made just for little kids. Each workout is explained on the left side of the page and the corresponding illustrations show kids just what to do. Pretty soon your child will learn the movements and enjoy coming back to them time and time again!

About the Jungle Gym series: Created as a way for parents to spend time being active with their kids, this series is sure to become a reading time turned playtime favorite! Each of the colorful illustrations of these athletic animals are sure to inspire your little one to stomp like an elephant, run like a cheetah, stretch like a starfish, and stand like a flamingo. Follow along and stay hydrated as the Jungle Gym series is going to a become a beloved addition to your active child's library! 

Brian Fitzgerald
Author Bio

Brian Fitzgerald is an internationally recognized award-winning illustrator of Children’s Picture books. He is a graduate of Ireland’s National College of Art & Design and lives and works in the costal town of Dun Laoghaire just outside Dublin City. Brian has illustrated for many magazines and design studios, and his work has been exhibited in The Bologna Children’s Book Fair, Montereggio Di Mulazzo and the Cerval Foundation Gallery in Milan.

Review text - School Library Journal

Get your workout gear on! Each spread features a different exercise led by appealing animal trainers. With plenty of directions to be safe and stay hydrated, the focus is clearly on making exercise and movement fun. VERDICT It is never too early to encourage a healthy lifestyle; normalizing movement in an era of sitting still with screens is a terrific message—even in, or especially in, a book! —School Library Journal