Small Wonders: Hands-on Science Activities for Young Children
| Publisher: Good Year Books Author: Peggy K. Perdue Review last updated: 2009 |
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Small Wonders: Hands-on Science
Activities for Young Children
Small Wonders is terrific for simple, hands-on science activities for young children (K-3). There's nothing too complicated here. Each of the twenty-nine experiments or activities is done with easy to find, inexpensive objects. For example, sugar cubes, food coloring, and hot and cold water are used to find out whether hot or cold water will help sugar dissolve more quickly.
Children learn about topics like floating and sinking, inclined planes, popping corn, and colors and shapes of bubbles. The author includes good observation and thinking questions and comments for teachers to use.
Those of you "into" creative movement will appreciate correlations of science activities with creative movement activities (e.g., acting like sugar molecules in cold water, then hot water). Extension activities at the end of each lesson give you more ideas if you want to challenge a curious child.
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Small Wonders: Hands-On Science Activities for Young Children: Grade PreK-1: Teacher Resource (A Good year book)

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Small Wonders : Hands-on Science Activities for Young Children
Perdue, Peggy
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