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Emily Kate Moon
Goodreads Author
Born
in Santa Barbara, The United States
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April 2013
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Drop: An Adventure through the Water Cycle (A Science Pals Book)
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2 editions
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Puff: All About Air (A Science Pals Book)
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Ray: How Light Works (A Science Pals Book)
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How to Make Drop
To make your own Drop, all you need are simple supplies. But once you make one, you’ll want to make more!! Here’s a fun project you can do at home or in the classroom!
Supplies needed:
Ink (India ink or food coloring)
Water (just a splash in a cup!)
Dropper
Water-absorbent paper (mixed-media paper or watercolor paper)
A felt-tip pen
Experiment with dropping the drops from different heights and see how
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Emily’s Recent Updates
"Third in a series that has included Puff (air) and Drop (water), Ray demonstrates how much information can be packed into a picturebook format. Even the endpapers explain that all light ultimately comes from stars like the sun, even the glow of firef"
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Emily Moon
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"Using the Science Pals, Drop, Puff, and Ray, the author introduces young readers to the concept of light and how it provides the energy that allows life to flourish on Earth. Moon introduces readers to light beginning on the front end papers where sh"
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“One of the symptoms of an approaching nervous breakdown is the belief that one’s work is terribly important.”
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Emily Moon
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This excuse-for-a-book is weirder than weird. No good can come from telling a child: "when you make something secret you make it special." That is groomer talk. And so I'm left with many questions: Is this supposed to be funny? After reading it, are p ...more |
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Emily Moon
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| My least favorite of all Silverstein’s work is this sad story. It’s a heartbreaker, for all the wrong reasons. It’s about mothers being martyrs, which is a weird topic for a kid’s book. It sends a bad message to everyone about relationships. I think ...more | |
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Emily Moon
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Kellee Moye's review
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Puff: All About Air (A Science Pals Book):
"Reminiscent of Stacy McAnulty’s Our Universe series, Moon uses storytelling and humor to engage the reader in the book and sprinkles in information to teach all about air. The illustrations are perfect for the topic–light yet important to the story. "
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Emily Moon
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Ms. Yingling's review
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Puff: All About Air (A Science Pals Book):
"Copy provided by Edelweiss Plus
In this companion to Drop: An Adventure through the Water Cycle (A Science Pals Book), we follow Drops' friend Puff on his adventures through the atmosphere. He and the other bits of wind protect that planet, and regula" Read more of this review » |
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“One of the symptoms of an approaching nervous breakdown is the belief that one’s work is terribly important.”
― The Conquest of Happiness
― The Conquest of Happiness
