Max Einstein: Saves the Future: Max Einstein
#3 of 4 in Max Einstein Series
What’s inside...
Max Einstein is a 12-year-old genius who is far from ordinary. She is on the run from villains, talks to Albert Einstein, searches for information on her parents, and saves the world with her genius friends. In her latest adventure, Max and her friends tackle world hunger while avoiding their nemesis, Dr. Zimm, and the evil Corp. During her journey, Max discovers that Einstein created a time machine, which could provide clues to her distant past. This unique book series, officially approved by the Albert Einstein Archives, combines entertainment, education, and inspiration for young readers.
Character compass
Max Einstein
Discussion points
What do you think makes Max Einstein a great leader and innovator?
How do you think science and creativity help Max solve problems?
If you could invent something to help the world like Max, what would it be?
Why do you think teamwork is important in Max's adventures?
How did Max's actions inspire you to think about the future?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to relate the story to their own experiences by asking them how they would handle similar situations.
Discuss the importance of science and innovation in everyday life, providing real-world examples that are age-appropriate.
Highlight Max's traits like curiosity and resilience, and ask your child how these qualities might be helpful in school or other aspects of life.
Use Max’s inventions as a fun brainstorming activity, where you both think of new inventions that could solve problems around your home or community.
After reading, ask your child to draw or describe an invention they wish they could create, encouraging creativity and reinforcing the themes of the book.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Importance of teamwork
Explanation: Max Einstein and her friends collaborate to solve complex problems, showing how working together can bring about innovative solutions.
Real-World Application: Children can apply this lesson by participating in group activities or team sports, learning to cooperate and value each other's input.
Example Lesson: Curiosity and lifelong learning
Explanation: Max's constant quest for knowledge and her enthusiasm for science encourages a love of learning and inquisitiveness.
Real-World Application: Encourage children to explore new topics, ask questions, and delve into subjects that pique their interest, fostering a culture of learning at home or in school.
Example Lesson: Problem-solving skills
Explanation: Through her adventures, Max demonstrates critical thinking and complex problem-solving skills when faced with challenges.
Real-World Application: Children can be encouraged to think critically about problems they encounter, whether in academic subjects or everyday situations, and to brainstorm creative solutions.
Example Lesson: Resilience and perseverance
Explanation: Max faces numerous setbacks throughout the book, but her determination and perseverance teach children the importance of resilience.
Real-World Application: This lesson can be integrated into a child's life by encouraging them to keep trying in the face of difficulties, whether it be in learning new skills or overcoming personal challenges.
Example Lesson: Making a positive impact
Explanation: Max uses her knowledge and skills to make the world a better place, showing the importance of using one's abilities for the greater good.
Real-World Application: Children can be motivated to take part in community service or eco-friendly initiatives, teaching them the value of contributing positively to society.