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It’s by no means too quickly to get children interested by science and aviation – and drones are an effective way to do it. Now there are two nice new drone books for younger children to maintain the curiosity going if you aren’t flying.
The books are developed and written by the Sharon Rossmark and Wendy Erikson, the proficient crew behind WomenandDrones, an modern website for connecting and supporting girls in the drone business.
“The Fun With Drones: Coloring and Activity Book and Drone Girls and the Air Show Adventure are designed to empower parents, teachers, camp programs and scout leaders with a tool to introduce children to a popular STEM subject – Drones!” says Rossmark. “We know that drones are an exciting subject for students making it an ideal pathway for learning about STEM and aviation.”
Most of the characters pictured in the books are ladies, which Rossmark says is a “purposeful, important part of our commitment to engaging more girls in STEM careers.”
“The drone books for kids stems from our dedication to interact m
ore kids particularly ladies in STEM and aviation. Our instructional theme facilities on ‘studying by means of the wonders of flying robots,’” says Rossmark. “The books are designed to give young children a platform to see girls as drone pilots and girls interested in learning about aviation.”
The books focused viewers are youthful kids – they are ideally suited for story time, household time, camps, and after faculty applications.
The books are obtainable now on Amazon, at the following hyperlinks.
Miriam McNabb is the Editor-in-Chief of DRONELIFE and CEO of JobForDrones, an expert drone providers market, and a fascinated observer of the rising drone business and the regulatory setting for drones. Miriam has a level from the University of Chicago and over 20 years of expertise in excessive tech gross sales and advertising for new applied sciences.
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