The name of the book is ‘A Tale of Three Snowballs’.
This story is for young children aged 4 to 7, in the formative years of their development.
I wrote this book to illustrate the importance of proportions of sizes and weights as
significant factors in creating three-dimensional objects. I did so through an entertaining story about snowballs encountering one another on snowy Mount Hermon. While strolling around and trying out their magic, they lose their way in an impending snowstorm at dusk…You can read the end of the story for yourselves. It delivers a universal message conveyed in a surprisingly simple manner.
I recommend parents engage in a fun activity with their children based on the story.
Encourage the children to create balls or circles using paints or Play-Doh, making them in three different sizes. Give them names and faces and ask the children to combine them in various ways. You can participate in the creation process, but don’t intervene too much –only be there to support and share the collective experience.
