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Experiments with Electricity
Solid additions.Grades 5 & Up
These books explore physical science concepts through topics
including circuits and shadows and applications such as robots and
lanterns. Definitions are followed by activities that demonstrate
or extend the topics. The page layouts are uninspired; most steps
are accompanied by photographs of the setups. Scientific principles
such as fair tests and careful data collection are emphasized
throughout. Reading list. Glos., ind. Review covers these Read and
Experiment titles: Experiments with Electricity and
Experiments with Light.
Icy Comets: Sometimes Have Tails
Useful selections for emergent readers and budding space enthusiasts.
Limited facts about objects in the solar system are presented in
simple sentences for beginning readers. The two-page illustrations
feature images of the planets, the sun, and occasionally spacecraft
on eye-catching starry black backgrounds. A chart comparing the
featured body to Earth's temperature, atmosphere, and other
conditions concludes each book. There are eight other spring 2015
books in this series. Reading list. Glos., ind. Review covers the
following Out of this World titles: Icy Comets,
Pluto, The Sun, and Venus.
Encyclopedia of the Zombie: The Walking Dead in Popular Culture and Myth
Strong in content but lacking eye-catching visual appeal, the resource will be best appreciated by serious zombie connoisseurs.
Candy Experiments 2
Gr 3–5—With more than 60 experiments, this sweet sequel to 2013's highly entertaining and educational Candy Experiments (Andrew McMeel) is packed with sugar-coated activities that introduce young scientists to the chemistry behind some of their favorite confections...
Mr. Civil Rights: Thurgood Marshall & the NAACP
Gr 7 Up—Considered one of the greatest lawyers of the 20th century, Thurgood Marshall changed the landscape of the American legal system through his tireless efforts fighting segregation and eradicating Jim Crow laws...
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