Read about Louis Braille and discover how he overcame many obstacles in his quest to bring the world of books to the blind. Overcoming Obstacles: Louis Braille and You!īlind from the age of four, Louis Braille was only fifteen when in 1824 he invented a reading system that converted printed words into columns of raised dots. Learn about Malala Yousafzai, discover how you can use your voice to help others and earn your bravery magnet. Using Your Voice: Malala Yousafzai and You! Learn about Bill Gates, create your own computer game using Scratch, make a binary code bracelet and earn your curiosity magnet. Curious Minds to Build a Better Tomorrow: Bill Gates and You! Learn about Jane Goodall, discover how you can protect the planet and earn your social responsibility magnet. Protecting the Planet: Jane Goodall and You! Read about the Dalai Lama, practice mindfulness for inner peace and compassion, create your own zen garden to quiet your mind, and earn your compassion button. You will be sure to dream about being an astronaut! Compassion in Action: The Dalai Lama and You! Then study the stars with your stargazing guide and make glow-in-the-dark constellations for your bedroom.

Learn all about Sally Ride and the confidence and curiosity it took to be the first woman in space. It is a great box to complement other of my kid’s favorite boxes and I’d recommend it !! It feels a bit costly for what you get in the junior box but we would subscribe with a discount and/or a longer subscription period to cut down on price.

She learned a lot - fosters the type of values that my family wants to encourage (so true what the creator says about social media and entertainment begin the focus of what mainstream media wants for our kids!) - kiddo really enjoyed making her dream catcher which was a cute craft paired with the crate - came with pamphlet highlighting points about the figure featured - a new pencil - and yes somehow kids like pencils - and a small booklet with activities but that didn’t hold my kiddo’s attention much I think it’s a fun box and I’m glad we subscribed. Kiddo sat through in one reading and we re read it again.

What differentiates it from other craft and learning crates is that you focus on learning about one innovator/notable figure - excellent quality book included. Here’s what we think about the wonder crate jr box for 5 to 7 year olds. My kiddo is into the subscription boxes and we are trying out many of them to see which ones are keepers.

The wonder box subscription enfamil