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Got a kid who wants to explore a special interest or dive deeper into a new hobby in the new year? Check out these three books for elementary age readers! There is something for future chefs, engineers and astronauts. Happy National Hobby Month!
Special thanks to @storeypub and @zeitgeistpublishing for the gifted copies!
Cooking Class, 10th Anniversary Edition by Deanna F. Cook
Synopsis: The 10th anniversary updated edition of the classic introductory guide for kids, Cooking Class, features 72 recipes for yummy, nourishing meals kids can make themselves by following the easy, step-by-step photographic instructions.
The Tinkering Workshop by Ryan Jenkins
Synopsis: A makerspace educator inspires kids to be creative with 100 inventive tinkering projects that illustrate the principles of science, encourage experimentation and discovery, and sharpen STEAM skills.
Fun with Outer Space: A Big Activity Book for Kids about Our Incredible Universe by Emily Greenhalgh
If you have a young reader interested in space, being an astronaut and/or astronomy, this book will keep them occupied for hours. There are a variety of puzzles and activities throughout this vibrant activity book. There is also a table of contents that lets you jump around and complete activities according to interest level. It would be a fun way to prep kids for a trip to a space museum or planetarium too.
Synopsis: Take a thrilling journey through our universe with this fact-filled activity book for kids ages 6–10. From our home planet of Earth to billions of galaxies light-years away, outer space is filled with stars and satellites, nebulas and black holes, and so much more. Whether kids are fascinated by planets, rockets, constellations, astronauts, or how much they’d weigh on the moon, they’ll be delighted with this entertaining and educational exploration of the cosmos.
What new hobby are you interested in pursuing this year?
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