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K-3
My Science Investigations series.
After a too-brief introduction to the underlying science and a description of scientific method, readers are guided through a series of basic experiments (testing metals and nonmetals for magnetic attraction; plant growth conditions). Proper procedure is emphasized throughout, and readers are encouraged to ask their own research questions. Color photographs show children engaged in the activities. Reading list, websites. Glos., ind. Review covers these My Science Investigations titles: Experiments with Magnets and Metals and Experiments with Plants.
(4)
K-3
My Science Investigations series.
After a too-brief introduction to the underlying science and a description of scientific method, readers are guided through a series of basic experiments (testing metals and nonmetals for magnetic attraction; plant growth conditions). Proper procedure is emphasized throughout, and readers are encouraged to ask their own research questions. Color photographs show children engaged in the activities. Reading list, websites. Glos., ind. Review covers these My Science Investigations titles: Experiments with Magnets and Metals and Experiments with Plants.
48 pp.
| Lee
| May, 2009
|
TradeISBN 978-1-60060-255-9$19.95
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4-6
This volume goes beyond the usual mountain-climbing focus to also explore the lives of Sherpas who make Everest their home. An introduction explains the mountain's local names and locates it on several maps. Subsequent chapters cover Sherpa customs, the mountain's flora and fauna, environmental concerns, and Everest explorations. Sidebars provide further information about people and geology. Well-reproduced photographs support the text. Timeline, websites. Bib., glos.
Reviewer: Kathleen Isaacs
| Horn Book Magazine Issue:
July, 2009
3 reviews
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