This is an resource for parents and teachers who are looking for innovative essays to interest children in science. Unlike other books on the subject, this one shows children in grades 1-3 how to make their own fascinating science tools from everyday, recyclable items. Companion activities spark the natural curiosity in all children, encouraging them to observe, experiment, and creatively solve problems. With Jean Stangl's easy-to-follow directions, children will enjoy learning how to make tools such as a: Magnifying glass, ...
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This is an resource for parents and teachers who are looking for innovative essays to interest children in science. Unlike other books on the subject, this one shows children in grades 1-3 how to make their own fascinating science tools from everyday, recyclable items. Companion activities spark the natural curiosity in all children, encouraging them to observe, experiment, and creatively solve problems. With Jean Stangl's easy-to-follow directions, children will enjoy learning how to make tools such as a: Magnifying glass, Thermometer, Barometer, Humidity indicator, Game board with static electricity, Magnet, Rain gauge, and Periscope Weight scale. Activities include learning about snow, ice crystals, and clouds; discovering nature's forms of energy; setting up a water bottle aquarium; and learning how to be a good caretaker of the Earth.
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Add this copy of Science Toolbox: Making and Using the Tools of Science to cart. $51.78, good condition, Sold by Bonita rated 4.0 out of 5 stars, ships from Newport Coast, CA, UNITED STATES, published 1993 by Tab Books.
