Book details
Materials
Published in
2003
Description
First Hand Science is an innovative series that explores the science in children's everyday world through a simple story and linked information panels. The books encourage readers to draw on their own experiences to understand science and are suitable for ages 5 and up. Each book is richly illustrated with both 'picture book' illustrations for the story and 'diagramatic' art for the information panels. The series includes titles like 'Materials', where Alex prepares for a party, and 'Water', where Ruth and Shushi explore a paddling pool. Each book concludes with activities, vocabulary, an index, and notes about the book.
Age
7-9
Text complexity
proficient
Length
32 pages
Why to read
- To gain a comprehensive understanding of different materials and their properties, which is essential for anyone interested in engineering, manufacturing, or design.
- To explore the environmental impact of material production and usage, fostering a more sustainable approach to material selection in various industries.
- To learn about the latest advancements in material science, including innovative materials and technologies that are shaping the future of various sectors.
- To benefit from Lynn Huggins-Cooper's expertise and insights, which can provide a deeper appreciation for the role materials play in our everyday lives and the development of new products.