Author: Jill Norris
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Publish Date: 2001-07-01
Features: Children are naturally curious about the world around them. Think about how children explore things around them: they might be fascinated by a group of ants crawling on the sidewalk, or spend a lot of time figuring out how a toy or a tool is put together and how it works. If we can maintain and guide this curiosity, the "scientist" within them develops naturally. A love for nature and a desire to understand the mysteries of things can become part of a child's daily life, and this is more than what any single school subject can provide. This series of books covers very little scientific theory, so children won't lose interest due to a heavy workload. The activities in the book are fun and easy to follow, with most materials readily available at home. Where parent assistance is needed, the book clearly indicates it. Children will love your involvement as they explore nature. You can listen to them read, watch them conduct experiments, and offer encouragement and praise. Perhaps, as you learn alongside your child, you might become curious too!
Mirror of Nature (Science Made Easy Series): 9-12 years old
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