Books like I.Q., it's time by Mary Ann Fraser
During Parents’ Night, Mrs. Furber’s class prepares a special display, with IQ the class mouse eager to contribute. As the day is filled with scheduled activities, IQ struggles to find time to finish his project. After the children leave and the classroom quiets down, he struggles through misadventures—such as getting stuck in a waste bin—to complete his work. When the event ends, the Parents’ Night is a success, and the children learn how time governs daily routines and classroom activities.
Each page spread presents a new time and a related classroom activity, offering young readers a playful look at timekeeping while following IQ’s antics.
This engaging picture book combines lessons on telling time with a fun narrative about the importance of planning and perseverance in a school setting.
First publish date: 2005
Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books
Authors: Mary Ann Fraser
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