Loading Search

• Buy this Book
• Read the First Chapter Free
• Book Creators
• Related Blog Posts
• Share on Twitter
• Share on Facebook

YOUR SMART KID - We all want our children to have more and to be more.
Our brains, especially kid's brains, are like muscles and the more they are exercised, the more they grow. But also like a muscle we do not want their noggins to become fatigued. Keep it light and keep it interesting.
I wrote this book for youngsters because I have a strong opinion that small facts are what may bin... More

YOUR SMART KID - We all want our children to have more and to be more.
Our brains, especially kid's brains, are like muscles and the more they are exercised, the more they grow. But also like a muscle we do not want their noggins to become fatigued. Keep it light and keep it interesting.
I wrote this book for youngsters because I have a strong opinion that small facts are what may bind other information together. We never know the trigger to what someone finds actually interesting, and this is more so with children.
Present small bits of information like a trail of crumbs and it�s possible a young inquisitive mind will follow to develop an interest for more and more knowledge.
Did you know Barack Obama�s mother�s first name, her legal name that she was called until she went away to college, was "Stanley?"
Many have heard that when first created ice cream was an expensive delicacy reserved for royalty and then the wealthy but did you know peanut butter experienced the same beginnings before becoming familiar and affordable?
Bicycles have been around for a long time but before 1839 they had no pedals, chain, sprocket or brakes. The rider sat and pushed themselves along with their feet like a scooter.
Did you know French was the official language in England for about 600 years?
Here�s one of the questions from Your Smart Kid:
QUESTION: Pandas eat bamboo, and they eat a lot of bamboo. In one day how much poop could a panda poop of a panda could poop - poop?
Answer: About 50 pounds every day.
Children like to learn, and they learn at their own individual pace. They may read a book like this and learn some things then read it a month later and get more. Then go back later and read it again in part or in whole.
A mountain of knowledge is a built one small pebble at a time.
Your Smart Kid has a combination of 1,000 small interesting facts and questions to entertain your child.
For me, some of my happiest memories are remembering the times when my own kids asked me " Did you know ....? Then seeing the looks on their faces when they knew they possessed something unique then shared it.
I hope your child learns many tidbits of knowledge with Your Smart Kid and shares some with you.

You must be a member of JacketFlap to add a video to this page. Please Log In or Register.