| General Science Books Science Play; Beginning Discoveries for 2-6 Year Olds $12.95 by Jill Hauser,1998, Williamson Books 65 age appropriate activities that encourage kids to discover, sort, observe, predict Science is Simple $16.95 by Peggy Ashbrook, 2003 Gryphon House, Inc. 250 activities for preschoolers, has a great list of books for specific topics too Caldecott Connections to Science by Shan Glandon, 2000 Libraries Unlimited for elementary age, mulitple intelliegences approach using: "Frog Went A-Courtin", "The Funny Little Woman", "Make Way for Ducklings", " Many Moons", "One Fine Day", "The Snowy Day", "Song and Dance Man", "A Story, a Story", and " A Tree Is Nice". Playful Learning Backyard Discoveries: A Hands-on Parent Resource $7.50 2004 McGraw-Hill Children's Publishing this is an acutal workbook with clever ideas but not to standards so you could get ideas to incorporate into units of study Teaching the Fun of Science $19.95 by Jancie VanCleave, (C) 2001, John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Physical, life, and earth science for children 8-12 years old, meets National Standards 5-10 Minute Science Activities for Young Learners $11.95 Deborah Diffily (C) 2003, Scholastic 200 activities that are broken into categories as: observing, sorting and classifying, asking questions, predicting, experimenting, measuring and estimating, designing and making models, finding patterns and relationships, and communicating Activities for Science Centers Grade K $9.99 by Q.L. Pearce, (C) 2004 Mcgraw Hill, Instructional Fair aligned to standards, life science, earth science, and physical science Quick & Easy Science Fun (preschool-kindergarten) $11.95 (C)2003, Teh Education Center, Inc. "From Your Friends at THE MAILBOX" includes physical, earth, and life science, supports standards, activities to do each season more of an idea book The Observer Magazine, Literature Points the Way $3.00 by Tom Sibla, (C) 1998 Troll Communications this is about observations and sequencing but requires some drawing and writing skills to do these... great ideas for setting up observations |