Exploring Smart Cities Activity Book for Kids

The world's first activity book for kids focused on learning about the future of smarter cities! Exploring Smart Cities Activity Book for Kids provides a fun and engaging educational experience for a wide range of kids ages and learning styles. Activities and rhymes will provide endless hours of enjoyment at home and at school, and ample opportunities for topics to inspire a kid's interests now and into the future. A healthy and happier future in cities will require us to create new ways to get around, use clean energy, manage waste, create a better environment, ensure inclusion for all, and do much more.Creating and adopting new ideas that improve quality of life is what smart cities are all about. It's why they are important to all of us. Including kids!Created by Dr. Jonathan Reichental, one of the world's foremost authorities on smart cities, and his co-author, Brett Hoffstadt, the producer of many popular children's activity books on current technologies!There are over 40 engaging learning activities including:ColoringMazesDrawingWord searchesCrosswordsCryptogramsConnect-the-dotsCraft constructionPlus, several multiplayer activities such as:Scavenger huntDiscussion topicsBrainstormingEven a board game!It's also a book which is designed to grow with a child. The youngest readers will enjoy the rhymes and coloring. As they mature, they will be able to tackle the more difficult activities. There are engaging learning exercises for a wide range of age groups. Even grown-ups have expressed their enjoyment in completing some of the activities!This is a fun activity and storybook for kids that places emphasis on STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and maths) topics.Kids will be gently introduced to important topics such as:Civil engineeringPublic safetyWater managementThe Internet of Things (IoT)Alternative energyDronesSustainabilityThrough fun and interactive activities, woven through an entertaining rhyming storyline, this book gives children a better understanding of the past, the present, and the future of cities.