Children’s Book Review: Sadie Soars into Space by Arezu Sarvestani
In Sadie Soars into Space, Sadie and her cat, Buckle, head off in their rocket to explore the solar system in this board book that also teaches kids about Space.
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SISTERS IN SCIENCE details the lives of Hedwig Kohn, Lise Meitner, Hertha Sponer, and Hildegard Stücklen, four women who were forced to leave their homes and livelihoods due to Hitler's regime.
Read More #NonFicNov Fun with Outer Space by Emily Greenhalgh
Fun with Outer Space incudes words puzzles and activity pages to go along with a particular lesson about outer space for middle-grade readers.
Read More #NonFicNov Bounce! A Scientific History of Rubber by Sarah Albee
Bounce! A Scientific History of Rubber shares the fascinating timeline of rubber from it's earliest uses to today.
Read More Summer Read-to-Learn: The Next Scientist by Kate Messner
The Next Scientist could be at your dinner table or in your classroom. Readers will meet famous scientists as kids and then learn their accomplishments.
Read More Book Review: The Six by Loren Grush
The Six details the amazing journey of six influential and determined women to become the first women astronauts in America.
Read More Summer Read-to-Learn: Is There Life on Your Nose? by Christian Borstlap
All summer I’ll be sharing books for kids of all ages on topics that will interest them or offer them a new interest to learn about. Most of the time these will be nonfiction books, but sometimes we can learn from fictional stories too. I frequently learn from books sent during a historical period because…
Read More Children’s Book Review: The Fire of Stars by Kirsten W. Larson
Cecilia Payne loved science as a child but was told she couldn't become a scientist. She proved them wrong by becoming an astronomer at Harvard and discovering the recipe for stars.
Read More #NonFicNov Full of Life by Isabel Thomas
Full of Life teaches middle-grade readers about the importance of the tree of life from the tiniest microorganism to the blue whale.
Read More Children’s Book Review: Sleuth & Solve Science by Victor Escandell
In Sleuth & Solve: Science, kids will use scientific principles to solve easy to difficult mysteries and then try experiments to see the answers come to life.
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