Phygital books

Paper books the learner writes and draws in. Every page carries an ID, so a handwritten page can be scanned into the learner’s record with the Laarish app. The book holds the thinking; the app keeps the continuity. The books work on their own, with no device at home.

How a page gets used

Phygital book, Dreamers
Phygital book · Dreamers
  1. Inspire A story or a real person raises a question.
  2. Explore The learner tries it with the kit.
  3. Record They write it up in their own words: evidence, tables, drawings.
  4. Reflect They explain what happened, answer a fresh question and name what is still uncertain.

Then the next page starts again at Inspire.

The books, by stage

0–5 yearsToddlers

  • Lori books

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    Lullabies, poems and short stories for bedtime, read by you.

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  • Phygital books

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    Colour, Cat and Parrot: board books to read together with your child.

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  • Parent guide

    Coming soon

    What to try with your child each week, in one guide for you.

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Grades 1–6Dreamers

  • Comic books

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    Stories that ask your child the questions, then send them off to find out.

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  • Science · Maths · Social Studies books

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    Books that will link your child’s project to this term’s school topics.

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  • Phygital book

    Coming soon

    The activity book for each profession kit: your child draws and writes what they tried.

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Grades 7–12Makers

  • Curriculum books

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    Designed to follow your child’s school syllabus, alongside the big builds.

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  • Phygital book (project plans)

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    Project plans: sketches, tests and results for every big build.

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Diploma & UGInventors

  • 0 → IPO programme book

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    Twelve modules, one book, every decision written down.

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