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First Science Experiments: Wonderful Weather

by Shar Levine

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"Excellent...[A] strength of the volume is the accuracy and sophistication of the science that is presented, without losing simple sentence structure and the clear presentation of ideas."--Science Books & Films Wind and rain, snowflakes and sunshine: all kids wonder how the weather works. How can we forecast whether there will be blue skies or rain? Why do we have thunder and lightning? Answer these questions and more with entertaining experiments and other smart science activities geared towards youngsters in the second and third grades.… (more)
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This was such a fun book! It talks about safety at home and then asks questions about weather and what you can do to tell certian things. It also has mini experiements after some of the questions that you can do at home or in a classroom! One example is What makes tornadoes go around? It will explain the way they go around and then it has an experiment using two bottles to create a mini tornado.

Personal Reaction- My librarian suggested this book to me and I am so glad she did. I really enjoyed it because it asks simple children questions about weather that are basic yet, some students would not know. This would be a perfect book for a classroom and the experiments are user friendly and fun.

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1. The teacher can use the experiments in this book to teach about new weather lessons.

2. This book can also be placed by a small science activity center by a window and looked at to see more detials about what the weather is doing outside that day.
  Macylynn | Apr 15, 2013 |
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"Excellent...[A] strength of the volume is the accuracy and sophistication of the science that is presented, without losing simple sentence structure and the clear presentation of ideas."--Science Books & Films Wind and rain, snowflakes and sunshine: all kids wonder how the weather works. How can we forecast whether there will be blue skies or rain? Why do we have thunder and lightning? Answer these questions and more with entertaining experiments and other smart science activities geared towards youngsters in the second and third grades.

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Awesome book! The simple instructions make it easy to apply to large or small groups of children/students. It includes many experiments about weather; fog, clouds, rain, thunder, hot/clod air, etc. The authors have also included explanations of concepts like the water cycle and wind. Safety precautions are included, as well. The activities explore science through a variety of modes; observation, experimentation, models, and research. The books aim is to satisfy some of children’s curiosities about the weather they experience.
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