Chemical reactions including combustion, rusting, and digestion occur all around us every day, even if we don't notice them. With this book, three illustrated makerspace projects will allow budding...
Chemical reactions including combustion, rusting, and digestion occur all around us every day, even if we don't notice them. With this book, three illustrated makerspace projects will allow budding...
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Chemical reactions including combustion, rusting, and digestion occur all around us every day, even if we don't notice them. With this book, three illustrated makerspace projects will allow budding scientists to create their own chemical reactions. Readers will gain an understanding of the important uses of chemical reactions, the products they create, and the scientists who developed our understanding of them. Detailed instructions will help readers make slime, turn milk to plastic, and create delicious ice cream. Colorful photographs, diagrams, and graphic organizers help students visualize essential elementary science concepts, while fact boxes and sidebars enhance the narrative.
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November 1, 2020
Gr 4-6-This series provides an excellent introduction to makerspace technologies. Each book offers rich sections of text that tie the history of science (such as Leonardo da Vinci's inventions) to present makerspace tinkerers. This series covers core concepts (the water cycle and simple machines) but also examines futuristic concepts (nanotechnology). The engaging projects provided in each book are directly connected to the respective themes, which include wind power and robotics. VERDICT This fun series features projects that will have students and educators coming back for more ideas.
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Barbara Martina Linde
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