Publisher's Synopsis
In a lively city buzzing with excitement, a brand-new science museum is nearly ready to open! But when young Iyad visits the building with his father, Engineer Samer, something strange catches his attention-some rooms are freezing cold, while others are uncomfortably warm. The air conditioning system is brand-new, so what's wrong?
Curious and clever, Iyad uses simple paper strips and scientific thinking to solve the mystery of the uneven airflow. With sharp observations and creative ideas, he surprises the team of engineers and helps fix the problem-proving that even the youngest minds can make a big difference.
"Iyad and the Confused Air!" is an engaging, STEM-themed story that introduces children to basic concepts of air distribution, temperature control, and problem-solving in buildings. Through vibrant illustrations and a heartwarming plot, this story encourages curiosity, critical thinking, and a love for science and engineering.
Perfect for children ages 6-12, this book inspires young readers to ask questions, experiment, and believe in the power of their ideas.
- STEM Concepts Made Simple: Introduces children to airflow, temperature control, and problem-solving in buildings in a relatable, story-based format.
- Inspires Curiosity: Encourages kids to observe their environment, ask questions, and think creatively.
- Positive Role Models: Features a young hero who solves a real-world engineering challenge using simple tools and logic.
- Family and Learning: Highlights the bond between a father and son while promoting educational exploration.
- Interactive Potential: Great for classroom discussions, science activities, and home reading with guided comprehension.
