Maher and the Smart Crowd Controller

In the middle of a busy school art exhibit, Maher steps up to solve a real-life problem—overcrowding! With creativity and a few electronic tools, he designs a smart system using sensors and a mini-computer to count students and control entry automatically. This inspiring STEM story highlights how a simple idea can create real impact when powered by curiosity and innovation. A perfect read for kids who love problem-solving, tech, and helping others through smart design. Part of The Curious Engineers series for ages 6–12. Preview Sample Why This Book Is Great for Young Readers This story is perfect for young readers because it shows how kids can solve real-world problems using creativity, coding, and teamwork. Maher’s smart crowd-control invention uses simple tools—sensors, a mini-computer, and logic—to keep students safe during a busy school event. The story encourages critical thinking, responsibility, and innovation, all wrapped in a fun, relatable setting. It inspires kids aged 6–12