Book I may become (set of 4 books)
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Book 1: I can be a robotics engineer
Robots are different: an electronic dog that doesn't make you feel sad; a rescue robot that can find a person in extremely difficult conditions; industrial robots that assemble all kinds of machines
And what kind of robot do you want to create? This publication will not only tell you about robotics, but also help you design your own robot and make its moving model.
This book will take your child into the fascinating world of robotics, and the knowledge gained will help you create a real electronic assistant. And this is just the beginning, because there are so many more things you can imagine and robots you can invent! Robotics is the profession of the future, so both parents and children should get acquainted with it right now.
Curious kids are quite curious about how computers and tablet applications work, why the code is sometimes written as a cipher rather than plain text, and most importantly, how to program something themselves. This book will allow them to feel like programmers, because after reading it, they will know exactly what algorithms, binary code, hypertext and block programming are. And you don't even need a computer to understand some of the principles: a familiar bedding can turn into an algorithm."
Solving crimes with the help of science? It's easy! After reading this book, little detectives will be able to find fingerprints, examine DNA at home, make invisible ink, and acquire a whole set of secret knowledge that real forensic scientists have. Splinters, splashes, shadows, noise - all this will lead the investigators to unravel mystical phenomena. Let the kids plunge into the whirlwind of discovery and create their own detective story, while learning something about chemistry and physics that will definitely come in handy in the future.
Book 4. I can be a mathematician
A ribbon with only one side, triangular wheels, fractal trees - and these are not all the mysterious curiosities that mathematics has to offer. With this book, young readers will learn complex mathematical concepts just by drawing, cutting and playing. Now mathematics will not seem like a purely theoretical subject that is supposedly not useful in real life: the pages of the publication contain many examples where mathematical secrets and rules can be applied to everything that surrounds us in everyday life.
Do you adults know how to draw an oval with a thread? Or build a graph? Or decipher a binary code? Well, you will definitely find out together with your children while reading.