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Children are naturally fascinated by the world around them. This book utilizes that sense of wonder to help your students or children at home learn to do simple science experiments. List of Concepts: how to do an experiment, observing, predicting, and recording results. List of Activities: do 14 experiments - both physical and life sciences, topics include: static electricity, mold, rust, air, water, plants, and more, forms to record results, simple scientific explanations. Clear, step-by-step instructions for all experiments. Experiments use readily available, inexpensive materials. Features fun, instructive illustrations throughout.
Children are naturally fascinated by the world around them. This book utilizes that sense of wonder to help your students or children at home learn to do simple science experiments.
Now it's totally affordable to build a home or school library of science information that will encourage students to read and think about science. The science concepts presented are grade appropriate and written for students to read. Many titles are in full-color.
Not only is there a weatlth of science information in each graded grouping of books, there are several books that give students the opportunity to get hands-on with science. Most books contain exercises that help students recall the science information presented.
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| $213.52 | Digital |
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Valera Knight
reviewed Simple Science Experiments on December 25, 2018
Simple Science Experiments
Crease seems to really think highly of scientists. He also seems to think that beauty in science is a foregone conclusion. What's of interest in this book is the short historic biographies of these interesting people and the experiments they did, and the impact that they had. Crease himself is not a poet, nor does he seem to have a deeper understand of what is beauty or anything else. Instead he looks to share what he has found in with us, and that's okay.
I think this could be an inspirational text for people in college or high school. Crease takes a very standard view of what is real and venerates these scientists, although he seems to take art, truth and beauty in a very uncritical way, repeating these words over and over as though to impress upon us the depth of what these scientists did and the impact they had on our world view. Essentially Crease is a reporter and historian of no great depth, although what he writes is interesting because it adds meaning for me -- although I am not sure that Creases readers will see what he means to impart automatically. Crease assumes a context in his book that he doesn't fully explain -- and that I think is beyond his ability to explain.
This is a basic history-science book, and that's okay.
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