newmag and the Paradigma Foundation jointly present children's books (video)

Two fun, engaging, and educational books for children, along with a guide for adults. Education specialists believe that reading is not just entertainment; it should enhance a child's literacy, help them better understand the world, and teach them to connect with the people and phenomena around them.

Here are three important principles by which the books from the Paradigma Foundation and the Yeraz series are selected. These principles guided the choice of new children's books for those under 6 years old.

Talin Saghdasaryan, head of educational programs at the Paradigma Foundation, explains: "First, we focus on the language, ensuring it is understandable for children of that age. Second, we consider the images and color combinations, as these vary for different children. The third principle involves the story and content, including its underlying messages."

A memorandum was established in which the newmag publishing house and the Paradigma Foundation agreed to publish engaging and educational books for children, featuring the best content and the most beautiful illustrations.

Hasmik Kyureghyan, executive director of the Paradigma Foundation, notes: "Typically, reading is a very passive activity between parent and child, often lacking questions. If a book contains objects and pictures, it can prompt questions like how many leaves there are, what colors they are, and what shapes they take, making it interactive. Additionally, these questions help develop various literacies: mathematical, social-emotional, and scientific."

The Paradigma and Yeraz series presented three books: "The Shadow World," "Mru Mru and Berry," and "The Last Stronghold." Parents will find guidelines within the books to facilitate discussion. After reading, both young and older readers should engage in conversation, reflect, and create their own stories.