Book Non-Trivial Ukrainian Backgrounds (3 Books Collection Set)
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Book 1. Valentyna Vzduhlska. Ukrainian curiosities
In ancient times, ostriches lived on the site of the future Odesa, and crocodiles lived in the future Kyiv. Don't believe it? The climate and landscape have been changing for thousands of years. Different species have appeared, evolved, moved and died out. This book will tell you about dozens of prehistoric animals that lived on the territory of modern Ukraine: from tiny to giant, from completely bizarre to similar to those that still exist on Earth.
The Portal edition is a "first aid book" for parents and teachers.
The uniqueness of the Portal's books — is in a special system that helps adults find the right words to discuss psychological issues with children and understand the historical context more deeply. For each printed edition, a team of educators, psychologists, and historians has developed detailed backgrounder with QR codes and game bookmarks containing
The Portal's books are created in a series that form a holistic historical picture for children.
The non-fiction series for 7+ is designed to tell readers about various phenomena, events and processes in a non-trivial way. Each book is complemented by bright and stylish illustrations, tables and infographics.
The Portal's publications are interesting storytelling based on a scientifically verified historical background. Your children will become interested in the history and culture of Ukraine and the world without rote learning - in adventures and fascinating stories!
Book 2. Halyna Tkachuk. School Studies
Do your children not like school? You just don't know how to prepare them) Just kidding. I wanted to write about the book in a funny way, because it is like that. Even though it is about school. The writer Halyna Tkachuk is well aware of both the pains of modern schoolchildren and what worried students in different eras that preceded ours - from Kyivan Rus to studying in a Soviet school, which we inherited.
The book is not only funny, but also informative. It will introduce readers to teaching methods and subjects that were significantly different from the modern ones. And also with a variety of punishments for disobedience, reading about which you are glad that none of them has survived to this day. Therefore, School Studies is a very optimistic book that can revive the love of school even in those who have not had their eyes light up at the mention of school for a long time.
