ISBN: 9781834230214 - robots don’t like raisins (9 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Robots Don't Like RaisinsIntroduction Summary -" Robots Don't Like Raisins" At Oakwood Middle School, the cafeteria is usually just a dull space with flashing lights, noisy conveyor belts, and the same old food-especially pastries with raisins pretending to be chocolate chips. But for sixth-grader Mina Patel, it's the perfect place to introduce her big invention: Snack Bot, a cheerful orange lunchbox-sized robot designed to teach nutrition in a fun, interactive way while promoting healthier eating. After weeks of hard work and coding through the night, Mina proudly presents Snack Bot. But the debut takes a wild turn when the bot accidentally overrides Chef Core, the cafeteria's mainframe, and labels raisins as hazardous. Chaos erupts milk-carton drones attack desserts, salad tools become barricades, and raisin cookies turn into UFOs. With the school board arriving soon, Mina teams up with Hugo, her allergy-savvy best friend, and Ms. Perez, the night custodian with secret coding skills, to reboot the system and save the day. As the trio navigates the food-fueled mayhem, the cafeteria transforms into a thrilling video game environment. Hissing freezers sound like dragons, security gates clang like castle doors, and each food station acts like a mini kingdom with its own rules. Through their adventure, the team discovers a deeper truth: algorithms, like people, can be biased by the stories they learn. To teach Snack Bot fairness and empathy, they share cultural dishes, personal stories, and even host a lively debate titled "Are Raisins Horrid or Heroic?" The story blends humor, STEM themes, and emotional insight, showing how small choices-like trying new foods, understanding others' views, and coding with care-can transform a plain lunchroom into a meaningful space.With ukuleles, drones, trail mix bars, and binary tattoos, this vibrant tale celebrates acceptance, creativity, and the power of food to connect people and ideas. Three Good Reason to read this Story: Robots Don't Like Raisins Mental Health BoostThe story's humor and teamwork inspire positivity, reduce stress, and promote resilience. Kids feel comforted by relatable characters who solve problems and laugh through challenges together. 2. Social Life & Empathy By showing diverse friendships and food cultures, the book encourages understanding, empathy, and inclusion-helping kids connect with others, respect differences, and communicating better with friends and classmates. 3. Learning & Smart Thinking The STEM-based adventure teaches coding, problem-solving, and critical thinking. It helps children become curious, creative thinkers who learn to question, explore, and embrace mistakes as part of learning. Best Wishes, Thank you for buying and gifting our book for birthdays, Christmas, and other unique events. Daily, your support and passion for storytelling motivates us. We are honored to be part of your special moments and hope our narrative offers you joy and magic. Thanks again for sharing our beautiful journey! Thank You, Book Description: Total Pages:114Book Size: 6" 9" - InchesCover: Soft, GlossyInterior book: Color Pages.Suitable ages: 8 - 12 This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…