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The Explorers of Problem-Solving Worlds

Everett Stone

Casa editrice: The Good Child Bookstore

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The Explorers of Problem-Solving Worlds takes young adventurers on an exciting journey through imaginative realms filled with mind-bending challenges. Guided by three curious explorers—Juno, Zeke, and Pippa—children solve logic puzzles, brainteasers, and creative design challenges to navigate through each magical world.
 
From decoding ancient languages to building bridges out of everyday materials, every chapter encourages kids aged 5-10 to use critical thinking and creativity. Packed with interactive activities, this book helps children build problem-solving skills while keeping the adventure fun and comical. Every puzzle is a new opportunity for exploration and learning!
Disponibile da: 14/05/2025.
Lunghezza di stampa: 136 pagine.

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