Description
A collection of 1,000 stimulating questions to ask children, 4-9 years old. The book is created to empower children’s critical thinking and to reinforce positive social values, without bias of culture or perspective. Designed to inspire young minds, these fun and educational questions can serve as catalysts for thought-provoking family and classroom discussions.
What is the most important part of your body?
What would you do if you were scared of someone at school?
Does skin color make people smart or dumb?
Editorial Reviews
Review
“A recommended purchase for anyone seeking a starting place for expanding their child’s mind”. –Readers Preference Reviews
“[A] useful little paperback designed to …test kids’ knowledge and stimulate their imaginations.” –Parents Express
“A book to stimulate curiosity…conversation and thinking.” –Children’s Literature
About the Author
Michael Smith is the author of many non-fiction and fiction books for all ages. Among his many award-winning titles are Relativity/Relatividad, a Junior Library Guild Selection, Thomas the T. rex, an Outstanding Science Trade Books for Students K-12, It Starts with a Raindrop, an International Latino Book Award, and What in the World, a Moonbeam Children’s Book Award Gold Medal Winner. Smith often gets his inspiration to write from traveling and exploring remote regions.
