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The Explorers and Their Creative Designs

Cecily Adair

Publisher: The Good Child Bookstore

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Summary

Join Toby, Sienna, Jett, and Amara as they embark on a series of exciting adventures in The Explorers and Their Creative Designs.
 
In this interactive storybook, children aged 5 to 10 will discover the thrill of designing innovative creations, from solar-powered treehouses to wind-powered cars. Each chapter presents a unique design challenge that encourages kids to think critically, problem-solve, and use their creativity to sketch, plan, and create their own imaginative solutions.
 
Packed with hands-on activities and inspiring ideas, this book fosters the skills of young innovators, nurturing the next generation of designers and engineers

Available since: 05/20/2025.

Print length: 135 pages.

Young Readers

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