Someone Builds the Dream by Lisa Wheeler
In Someone Builds the Dream, Lisa Wheeler honors the many hands and skills behind the things children see, use, and wonder about every day. From houses and bridges to wind farms, amusement rides, and books, the story helps children notice the people who bring ideas into being through careful, skilled work. With rhythmic language and Loren Long’s rich illustrations, this book pairs well with Kodo materials that invite children to build, plan, revise, collaborate, and see themselves as capable makers. It opens space for conversations about teamwork, tools, persistence, and the value of every person’s contribution.
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Someone Builds the Dream by Lisa Wheeler
Someone Builds the Dream by Lisa Wheeler
In Someone Builds the Dream, Lisa Wheeler honors the many hands and skills behind the things children see, use, and wonder about every day. From houses and bridges to wind farms, amusement rides, and books, the story helps children notice the people who bring ideas into being through careful, skilled work. With rhythmic language and Loren Long’s rich illustrations, this book pairs well with Kodo materials that invite children to build, plan, revise, collaborate, and see themselves as capable makers. It opens space for conversations about teamwork, tools, persistence, and the value of every person’s contribution.
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In Someone Builds the Dream, Lisa Wheeler honors the many hands and skills behind the things children see, use, and wonder about every day. From houses and bridges to wind farms, amusement rides, and books, the story helps children notice the people who bring ideas into being through careful, skilled work. With rhythmic language and Loren Long’s rich illustrations, this book pairs well with Kodo materials that invite children to build, plan, revise, collaborate, and see themselves as capable makers. It opens space for conversations about teamwork, tools, persistence, and the value of every person’s contribution.






















