The Tiny Tycoons - Adeyemi, Dolapo

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Résumé :
WARNING: This is NOT another boring screen time is bad lecture! Meet Max and Mia, siblings who accidentally discovered that spilling glitter glue on a comic book could lead to the greatest adventure ever - transforming from digital CONSUMERS into tech-savvy CREATORS! In Tycoon Town, these everyday kids (and their robot dog Metallia!) are about to show YOUR 8-12 year old how to: Turn those just five more minutes of screen time into LOOK WHAT I MADE! moments Outsmart sneaky apps that treat kids like products instead of people Balance their digital diet without giving up the fun stuff Create amazing tech projects that'll make friends say WHOA! Join a worldwide crew of kid innovators changing the digital landscape Packed with laugh-out-loud adventures, hands-on activities, and real stories of young creators, this book doesn't just talk about digital literacy - it transforms it into an epic quest your child won't want to put down! FOR PARENTS & EDUCATORS: This isn't just another children's book. It's a science-backed approach to healthy technology use that kids actually enjoy. Includes a comprehensive guide with conversation starters, implementation strategies, and resources to extend learning beyond the page. Finally, a book that doesn't lecture kids about screen time but inspires them to use technology creatively and responsibly! - Parent of two Tiny Tycoons Join Max, Mia, and their friends today and watch as screen time transforms into dream time! Perfect for fans of: Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Dav Pilkey's creative guides, STEAM activities, and children who spend more time with their devices than you'd like to admit! What people are saying about Tiny Tycoons: CyberMental: 1.I LOVE Tiny Tycoons Cyber Mental. This is a great toolkit. It equips the children with an understanding of creativity and contribution. It encourages more thoughtful action and the interactivity of it is brilliant encouraging the children to think about how to plan their day, making smart, safe choices in a world of marketing and consumerism are so important. I also love the way that you have tackled the dopamine hit of devices and screens. It is an inspirational book and one which I will definitely think about how we could use in the classroom. I genuinely think this book is a great gift for children. Mrs. Male, Teacher, GDST School 2.The Tiny Tycoons: CyberMental by Dolapo Adeyemi is a genius guidebook for middle-grade readers. Children will learn what a Creator is and how to bring their ideas to life. It all stems from your imagination, resourcefulness, and knowledge of the world around you. Children will get to follow Max (the tech whiz) and his sister Mia's (the artistic talent) creative journey. Throughout the book, they teach children the importance of internet safety, resourcefulness, being eco-friendly, and balancing their digital time wisely for their overall health and well-being. Dolapo Adeyemi does a great job of getting across the message and achieving her goals in this book. She expertly describes all of the terms and methods with sufficient up-to-date evidence backing them up. You can tell she put a lot of research and planning into it (which comes as no surprise, given her advanced academic background). Each section is explained in a way that children can understand and relate to, and includes fun activities for further comprehension. I highly recommend this book to all middle-grade readers, regardless of their background or learning abilities. I guarantee they will enjoy reading it and obtain a wealth of knowledge and creative inspiration. ... Lindsay DeRollo Bestselling children's book author....

Biographie:
Turn those just five more minutes of screen time into LOOK WHAT I MADE! moments

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Sommaire:

WARNING: This is NOT another boring screen time is bad lecture!

Meet Max and Mia, siblings who accidentally discovered that spilling glitter glue on a comic book could lead to the greatest adventure ever - transforming from digital CONSUMERS into tech-savvy CREATORS!

In Tycoon Town, these everyday kids (and their robot dog Metallia!) are about to show YOUR 8-12 year old how to:

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