Author: (Korean) Hong Lunxi
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This book adapts hard-to-understand scientific knowledge into fun comics, making it easy for children to understand and accept while learning. This book allows us to learn scientific principles, common sense, and amazing experiments that we didn't know before. A shepherd boy shouts that an elephant is eating the sheep. Is he telling the truth or lying? Rabbits and turtles are making another bet this time—whose children will have more. So, who will win? A pastry seller says the moon has three phases: full moon, half moon, and new moon. Does the moon really have three phases? A greedy woodcutter borrows a magnet from someone else to fish out the gold and silver axes from the pool. Will it really work? Through interesting stories, it helps people understand scientific principles, develop the habit of asking "why," and gain the power to solve problems from the book.
Reading fairy tales to catch all of science: Grades 1-2
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