The AQ Series—Adaptive Intelligence—from the MultiQ collection features types of intelligence that help children adapt to their surroundings: naturalistic and bodily-kinesthetic intelligence.

Naturalistic intelligence is typical of children who are curious about the world around them. They enjoy learning about plants, animals, natural phenomena and astronomy. They may grow up to become botanists, biologists, geologists, astronomers, veterinarians or landscape architects.

Bodily-kinesthetic intelligence involves control of the body. Children with strong bodily-kinesthetic intelligence learn by doing, handling and manipulating things. They are good at sports, enjoy dancing and can ride a bicycle with ease. In general, they prefer activities that involve fine or gross motor skills. They may grow up to become surgeons, builders, tailors, dancers or professional athletes.

This activity book teaches children important concepts about hygiene, animals, nature and ecology, while helping to develop their intelligence. It is part of the MultiQ collection, designed for children aged 3–4.

MULTIQAQ CONTENT — AGE 3

Learning about the world around us

The plant world: observation and identification

Flowering plants

Parts of a plant

How a tree is made

How plants grow

Vegetables and fruit

Edible parts of plants

Types of leaves

Domestic and wild animals

Matching adult animals with their young

Animals’ food and habitats

Nocturnal and diurnal animals

Farmyard birds

Animal metamorphosis

Caring for pets

Observing insects

Weather: natural phenomena, the seasons and climate change

Astronomy: exploring the universe and the solar system

Geography: the continents

The planet’s past: studying fossils

Eco-friendly means of transport

Industrial and medicinal plants

Movement games

Adapting to crisis situations: extreme natural phenomena