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A fun story about rain, soil, and learning through outdoor experience.
Hadiza’s Muddy Boots tells the story of a curious child who learns important lessons from working on the farm after rainfall. As Sade walks through muddy soil, children learn how rain affects land, crops, and farming activities.
The book helps pupils understand soil conditions, weather effects, and patience in farming. It encourages observation, curiosity, and appreciation for nature through relatable experiences.
Designed for Primary 2 learners developing environmental awareness.
A powerful reflection on technological change, artificial intelligence, adaptation, mindset, digital transformation, and why many people are being left behind in the modern world.
A fun and simple story about a boy who uses the sun to fix his bike and learns about energy and innovation.
Hunger Algorithms is a powerful and thought-provoking exploration of global hunger, food insecurity, inequality, and the systems that sustain scarcity in a world capable of feeding everyone. Ideal for readers interested in food security, sustainability, ethics, poverty, inequality, global development, and the future of human survival.
Mind Mechanics II explores the invisible systems that shape human perception, emotional responses, focus, judgment, identity, and behavioral patterns. This volume reveals how people unknowingly build their lives upon internal thinking structures they rarely examine.
A practical and research-informed guide to integrating school gardens into education, sustainability, nutrition, and experiential learning systems.
A weather and climate storybook that helps Primary 1 pupils explore clouds, rain, and the sky.
In a school in Osogbo, Tunde’s class collects empty water bottles after break time. Their teacher shows them how to cut, fill, and plant efo tete and ugu in the bottles. The children learn that “waste” can become something useful and beautiful.
A soil and farming storybook that teaches Primary 1 pupils why soil is important for food.
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