Neuronforge Academy Presents Tech by Atkinson John (5 results)
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Series: Book 1 of 2 - NeuronForge Academy: Tech Trailblazers
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Tech Trailblazers #1: Code to ChillA Middle Grade Novel Where Coding Meets Emotional Intelligence (Ages 8-12)Can a robot help with stage fright? Ten-year-old Maya is about to find out.The science fair is approaching fast, and Maya Washington can barely speak in front of her class without fre…ezing up. Her solution? Program a robot named Emmy that detects when she's fidgeting nervously and plays her grandmother's Jamaican lullaby to help her calm down.But when Emmy malfunctions the night before the fair, Maya must debug both her code and her courage. With help from her coding-whiz brother Jamal and her new teammate Leo, who shares her own struggles with anxiety, Maya gets Emmy working just in time. Their "emotional support robot" impresses the judges, earning them an invitation to the Regional Young Innovators Conference.Soon, competitive fifth-grade coding champion Zara joins their team, bringing advanced technical skills and her own complicated reasons for wanting Emmy to succeed. As the three unlikely collaborators enhance Emmy with multiple sensors, adaptive learning, and culturally diverse calming techniques, they discover that the most powerful innovation combines cutting-edge technology with timeless wisdom.When Maya uncovers the connection between her robot's programming and her great-grandmother's traditional healing songs, Emmy becomes more than a science project-she becomes a bridge between generations, connecting modern technology with the cultural heritage that makes Maya who she is.Why Readers Love This Book: Authentic Coding Content: Real programming concepts like loops, sensors, debugging, and algorithms are explained in age-appropriate, engaging waysPractical Anxiety Management: The 4-7-8 "frog breath" technique and other evidence-based strategies help readers handle their own nervous momentsDiverse Characters: Maya (Black), Leo (Hispanic), and Zara (South Asian) bring different perspectives and strengths to their collaborative projectSTEM + SEL Integration: Technical problem-solving parallels emotional challenges, showing how similar skills apply to bothFamily and Cultural Connection: Technology honors and preserves traditions rather than replacing themPerfect For: Young coders and STEM enthusiasts looking for characters like themselvesChildren who experience performance anxiety or nervousness about public speakingReaders interested in how technology can address emotional well-beingTeachers and librarians seeking diverse STEM fiction that incorporates social-emotional learningParents wanting stories that balance technical skills with emotional intelligenceBook Features: Engaging story with authentic coding challenges and emotional growthPost-story STEM activities at different skill levelsCoding vocabulary glossary for young readersDiscussion questions connecting story themes to readers' livesTips for parents and educators to extend learning"A refreshing middle-grade novel that shows how technology can enhance human connection rather than replace it. Maya's journey from nervous presenter to confident innovator will inspire young readers to see coding as a creative tool for solving real problems."Keywords: middle grade STEM fiction, coding books for kids, anxiety in children, diverse STEM characters, emotional intelligence, computer science fiction, tech books for tweens, Black girl main character, social-emotional learning This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Series: Book 1 of 2 - NeuronForge Academy: Tech Trailblazers
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Series: Book 1 of 2 - NeuronForge Academy: Tech Trailblazers
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Tech Trailblazers #1: Code to ChillA Middle Grade Novel Where Coding Meets Emotional Intelligence (Ages 8-12)Can a robot help with stage fright? Ten-year-old Maya is about to find out.The science fair is approaching fast, and Maya Washington can barely speak in front of her class without fre…ezing up. Her solution? Program a robot named Emmy that detects when she's fidgeting nervously and plays her grandmother's Jamaican lullaby to help her calm down.But when Emmy malfunctions the night before the fair, Maya must debug both her code and her courage. With help from her coding-whiz brother Jamal and her new teammate Leo, who shares her own struggles with anxiety, Maya gets Emmy working just in time. Their "emotional support robot" impresses the judges, earning them an invitation to the Regional Young Innovators Conference.Soon, competitive fifth-grade coding champion Zara joins their team, bringing advanced technical skills and her own complicated reasons for wanting Emmy to succeed. As the three unlikely collaborators enhance Emmy with multiple sensors, adaptive learning, and culturally diverse calming techniques, they discover that the most powerful innovation combines cutting-edge technology with timeless wisdom.When Maya uncovers the connection between her robot's programming and her great-grandmother's traditional healing songs, Emmy becomes more than a science project-she becomes a bridge between generations, connecting modern technology with the cultural heritage that makes Maya who she is.Why Readers Love This Book: Authentic Coding Content: Real programming concepts like loops, sensors, debugging, and algorithms are explained in age-appropriate, engaging waysPractical Anxiety Management: The 4-7-8 "frog breath" technique and other evidence-based strategies help readers handle their own nervous momentsDiverse Characters: Maya (Black), Leo (Hispanic), and Zara (South Asian) bring different perspectives and strengths to their collaborative projectSTEM + SEL Integration: Technical problem-solving parallels emotional challenges, showing how similar skills apply to bothFamily and Cultural Connection: Technology honors and preserves traditions rather than replacing themPerfect For: Young coders and STEM enthusiasts looking for characters like themselvesChildren who experience performance anxiety or nervousness about public speakingReaders interested in how technology can address emotional well-beingTeachers and librarians seeking diverse STEM fiction that incorporates social-emotional learningParents wanting stories that balance technical skills with emotional intelligenceBook Features: Engaging story with authentic coding challenges and emotional growthPost-story STEM activities at different skill levelsCoding vocabulary glossary for young readersDiscussion questions connecting story themes to readers' livesTips for parents and educators to extend learning"A refreshing middle-grade novel that shows how technology can enhance human connection rather than replace it. Maya's journey from nervous presenter to confident innovator will inspire young readers to see coding as a creative tool for solving real problems."Keywords: middle grade STEM fiction, coding books for kids, anxiety in children, diverse STEM characters, emotional intelligence, computer science fiction, tech books for tweens, Black girl main character, social-emotional learning This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
