Paola Misesti – författare

Help young learners develop their critical thinking and problem-solving skills in a fun and playful way. Doc tells his friend Amelia that he has invented a robot who knows everything but there's one problem: he didn't program the right data for 365 STEM-focused questions in the areas of nature, science, math, history, and geography. To fix the problem and successfully reprogram Data the Robot, he needs help in identifying the correct answers. The book is divided into colour-coded chapters with symbols identifying each topic for quick visual identification. Answers are provided in the same color-coded method, making it easy for young children to see if their guesses are correct as they help Doc reprogram Data the Robot. Questions are suitable for children as young as 6 years old and can be enjoyed independently, with friends or as a family activity.

365 riddles and quiz questions touching upon science, math, history, astronomy, and nature. There are true/false statements, others with answers hidden by secret codes, as well as those structured as real experiments easy to repeat at home! Use these prompts to learn and play with your chiId, or, to prompt independent learning by doing! Ages 8 +

In the Mad for Geography activity-book series, apprentice geographers guide young readers as they explore the fundamental themes of geography – with one new edition exploring cities! Join these characters as they analyse different components of the urban environment – from supermarkets to cinemas – in Cities.Over 50 pages of both simple and more complex activities, ensuring that children are engaged without becoming frustrated or bored. Ages 6 +

Pre-writing is the activity that brings the little ones closer to the writing world. Following Pros, the little yellow alien, throughout the pages of this activity book, children will be challenged in different tasks and exercises. Lines, circles, shapes, spirals: all the different parts that will later make up letters and numbers can be experienced through fun games and activities. The exercises start before holding a pen: with a fun sticker of the little spaceship, children can start to trace the lines to train the movements of the hand. Colouring within the borders, following lines, closing and opening shapes: children will start to hold a pen correctly gradually and enhancing in new abilities that will prepare them for writing later in life. Ages: 4 plus

An apprentice geographer and cartographer will guide children in the discovery of one of the fundamental themes of geographical knowledge: maps. Starting from the tools used by the geographer and the cartographer, then passing on to present the various types of geographical maps and then, to follow, to understand how they are built, children will be taught to read, interpret correctly as well as create and use the maps to make them, read them and use them, through playful and fun activities that also include the use of stickers. Ages: 7 plus

In the Mad for Geography activity-book series, an apprentice geographer and cartographer guide young readers as they explore the fundamental themes of geography – in this case, FLAGS! But, think beyond countries! Vexillology is the study of history, symbolism and the usage of flags. Flags have always been an exciting discovery for big kids. They can analyse their colours, shapes and symbols; learn about the principles governing flag creation and mistakes to avoid; memorise their meanings and even design their own! Ages: 7 plus