Once upon a time, there was a man who loved knowledge more than anything. He dreamed of teaching children the secrets of physics, geometry, and astronomy but didn’t know where to begin.

One peaceful evening, he stood under a starry sky, gazing at the twinkling lights above. The moon shone brightly, and the gentle whispers of the night surrounded him. With hope in his heart, he made a wish:

I wish I could find someone to help me learn these secrets so I can share them with the children!

Antonia Kleitsinari 

 1st kindergarten of Efaleo, Greece

He needed a spark, a change that would turn science into magic and make learning an adventure. One evening, while walking under the starry sky, the man stopped to contemplate the stars. "How can I show my children that everything they see, everything they touch, even what they only dream about, has a wonderful explanation?" he wondered. Suddenly, a shooting star furrowed the sky, and man had a revelation: stories.

And so, he began to build his method. He told the children that every star is a story, every triangle hides a secret, and every planet carries an old song that only the curious can hear.

COROIU LIANA IOANA 

KINDERGARTEN JEBEL, ROMANIA

And that day, he found his method. The method of making children love explaining the universe, nature and science. He started to explain that if we listen to the universe carefully, they can unlock its secrets. The planets and the sun looked like circles, and the mountains looked like triangles. The universe was actually showing us geometry. Thus, he combined mathematics and nature and started to explain science.

Zeliha GÖLBAŞI/Lawyer

 Ahmet Ulucan  Pre-school

Kayseri-Türkiye

He needed a spark, a change that would turn science into magic and make learning an adventure. One evening, while walking under the starry sky, the man stopped to contemplate the stars. "How can I show my children that everything they see, everything they touch, even what they only dream about, has a wonderful explanation?" he wondered. Suddenly, a shooting star furrowed the sky, and man had a revelation: stories.

And so, he began to build his method. He told the children that every star is a story, every triangle hides a secret, and every planet carries an old song that only the curious can hear.

Instead of the old, incomprehensible terms, he found newly known terms that children could easily understand. In this way, children would understand it more easily and they would love geometry very much. He paired it with many newly known words, such as Triangle instead of Müselle, pyramid instead of Ehram. He combined all of these and wrote his book called Geometry.

Hicran KILIÇ

İncekum Öztaş Primaryschool Antalya Türkiye

There is another scientist in another country. He is also curious about the universe. Hersey continues to research to understand what kind of power it holds. He thinks the universe has a magical power. He started looking for this magical power everywhere.

                                                        Hasibe Yılmaz

                                                   Kübra Efe Anaokulu

                                                         Aydın/Türkiye