A dad tricks his children into playing outside. Plus ideas on how to make it fun.

Friends Adi and Gabi, play in the garden and show how computer concepts can be used in real life. For example, an "if/then" statement is used to tell a computer what to do. Just like in real life, "if" it rains, "then" they do not need to water their plants. Readers will be introduced to coding concepts like programming, debugging, conditional statements, and more.

A little boy and his furry friend discover gravity while playing with their food.

You'll love watching these little ones observe, plant and play in a raised bed. You'll also learn how to make mud, say hello to a bee and how to pick a strawberry.

A big brother builds a wall to keep his little sister away, but then he discovers she just wants to play with him. The book ends with a beautiful discussion about how walls can be helpful, but sometimes they are not. The book also explores math concepts like engineering, spatial relationships, and 3-D geometry. It also has a bilingual glossary.

A family packs the car and heads to the beach. They spend the day chasing sea gulls, collecting shells, playing in the water and other beach-themed fun.

It's raining outside, so Parker and her siblings play dress-up.