Newton and Curie: inquisitive squirrels

One day, an apple fell on the head of the squirrel Newton, and Newton wondered: why did the apple fall down and not fly up? Newton became interested in how everything around him was arranged, why swings swing, birds fly... Newton and his sister Curie began to look for answers.

Of course, the squirrels are lucky - they can sit by the open window and listen to everything the teacher tells the children at school. The squirrels really enjoyed doing science. They start to have ideas that turn into hypotheses, and in order to test them, the squirrels start to conduct experiments and find answers to a variety of questions.

Young readers - children aged 5-9 - will follow the scientific adventures of Newton and Curie with interest. Together with them, they will learn why swings swing, what gravity is, where the simplest mechanisms are hidden around us and why they make it easier to do hard work.

The book about squirrels will be a very good introduction to science in general and physics in particular. Children will learn how scientists come to their decisions, learn to think like scientists, and see that science helps solve the problems that life throws at us.

So, Newton and Curie, using scientific thinking, quickly find a way to help the robins when they get into trouble.

The book is also designed for independent reading - the font is large, the text is arranged so that even beginning readers can easily read it. The illustrations are bright, emotional, they help to imagine what is happening to the squirrels now and how they conduct their experiments.

And at the end of the book there is additional material that they can read together with you, dear adults. Girls and boys will learn who the squirrels are named after. And the book also contains a dictionary of physical terms, which will be a good start to get interested in science and move to new heights.

Make friends with Newton and Curie, let their acquaintance with science be fun and exciting, set the right vector of development for children, teach them to systematize facts, be inquisitive, and to the fact that behind an external phenomenon there is always an invisible reason at first glance.

Recommended reader age: 4+

Author: Daniel Kirk
Year of issue: 2023
Publisher: Stary Park
Pages: 40
Cover type: Hardcover
Dimensions: 216x267 mm
ISBN: 978-5-907261-13-6