Professor Astro Cat's Frontiers Of Space 500-Piece Puzzle:Cosmic Jigsaw Puzzle And Seek-and-Find Poster : Jigsaw Puzzles For Kids

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Professor astro Cat's Frontiers Of Space 500-Piece Puzzle:Cosmic Jigsaw Puzzle and Seek-and-Find Poster : Jigsaw Puzzles For Kids

[ - 2020]

dr. dominic walliman

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Category: Children

Sub-category: Children Games & Puzzles

Additional Category: Children Science & Technology

Publisher: Clarkson Potter | ISBN: 9780525577027 | Pages: 500

Shipping Weight: .669 | Dimensions: 7.79 x 2.06 x 9.74 inches

Description

This delightful jigsaw puzzle features the midcentury art style from the cult hit Professor Astro Cat’s Frontiers of Space.

• A fun activity for kids (and adults!) to discover the solar system and outer space while engaging important skills such as critical thinking, problem solving, creativity, and hand-eye coordination.
• The unique and colorful design will delight fans of Professor Astro Cat and the series’ beloved art style.
• Sturdy puzzle pieces fit perfectly together, are virtually dust-free with minimal glare, and are designed for easy handling.
• Included a matching poster features a search-and-find activity with science vocabulary and proper nouns, such as comets, satellites, the International Space Station, and NASA’s Curiosity Rover, offering another fun way for kids to learn about space.

About the Author

Dr. Dominic Walliman is a scientist who works on quantum computers. He studied quantum device physics at Birmingham University, where he also taught physics. He also holds a BSc and MSc in computer science. He is the co-author of the Professor Astro Cat books, which have been translated into eighteen languages.

Ben Newman has developed a distinct aesthetic over the years: a contemporary fusion of bold shapes, bright colors, and playful characters which has been described as "bauhaus fuzzy felt." He has produced work for a large range of clients, including the Tate Modern, New York Times, BBC Radio 4, Google, and The New Yorker. His practice extends outside of commercial work into worldwide exhibitions, paintings, and three-dimensional collaborations and he spends the majority of his time collaborating on the Professor Astro Cat children's books with his longtime friend Dr. Dominic Walliman.