Book details
Starting Science: Rocks and Soil
Published in
1992
Description
This book from the 'Starting Science' series uses real-size photographs to teach young learners about different types of rocks and soil. It combines leveled text and visual aids to help readers build vocabulary and understand the composition and appearance of various rocks and soils. The series as a whole encourages scientific enquiry through photographs, activities, and background information that connect with each chapter's theme. It also incorporates language and math learning, and this particular book focuses on investigating natural and man-made waste, its sources, effects, and ways to care for the environment.
Age
6-10
Text complexity
developing
Length
32 pages
Why to read
- To gain foundational knowledge about geology, which is essential for understanding the Earth's composition and the processes that shape our planet.
- To learn about the different types of rocks and soil, their characteristics, and their importance in various ecosystems and human activities.
- To engage with interactive content and experiments that can enhance the learning experience and make the concepts more tangible for readers, especially younger audiences.
- To build a basis for further study in earth sciences, environmental studies, or related fields, as the book provides clear explanations suitable for beginners.