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Modern Chemistry

Children's Books

Sarquis, Mickey

Sarquis, Jerry L.

Davis, Raymond E.

Frey, Regina

Science, Nature & How It Works

Holt; Rinehart; Winston

This book is a teacher's resource that provides complete instructions and teaching techniques for teaching chemistry principles through simple activities that use popular children's toys like Silly Putty, balloons, crayons, paints, Magic Sand, Dinosaur Grow Beasts, and others. The activities are grouped by appropriate grades, i.e., K-3, 4-6, and 7-9. Each activity provides the teacher with a list of key science topics.

Teaching Chemistry with Toys: Activities for Grades K-9

Williams, John P.

Terrific Science Press

McGraw=Hill

As a child or as an adult, most of us find it difficult to walk past a colorful display of toys without pausing, smiling, and taking a closer look. The urge to roll the truck down the hill, bounce the Silly Putty™, or wind up the walking dinosaur is nearly irresistible. We typically associate toys with fun, discovery, and creativity. In contrast, if presented with a display of chemistry and physics experiments, "fun, discovery, and creativity" unfortunately would not be the words that come to most peoples' minds. Our idea was to teach basic chemistry and physics principles using toys, thus capitalizing on the natural attractiveness of toys and also showing that physical science is an integral part of our everyday experiences. Exciting projects use ordinary toys and play materials to demonstrate chemistry principles. • 42 activities grouped separately for grades K-3, 4-6, and 7-9 • 296 pages • Grades K-9

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

Terrific Science Pr

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