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A Child's First Library of Learning
Science Starter
DESCRIPCIÓN:
Fascinante colección de 24 interesantes libros que alimenta la curiosidad de sus pequeños y satisface su sed de conocimiento.
Una colección indispensable a todo color que contesta de forma fascinante más de 1.600 preguntas acerca de la ciencia, vida animal, naturaleza, fisica, descubrimientos, espacio, sociedad, transporte, arte, mosica, inventos, geografia, arquitectura, y muchos otros temas.
La lectura en el hogar ayuda a que los niños y jóvenes tengan kit° en la escuela y en la vida. TIME LIFE le ofrece los libros ideales para:
Establecer una piedra angular de conocimiento. Presentar ideas y conceptos nuevos. Estimular la curiosidad. Desarrollar una destreza en la lectura desde pequeños. Aprender a razonar y pensar independientemente. Adquirir un afecto al aprendizaje que dure toda la vida. Adquirir destreza en la lectura, con temas interesantes. Desarrollar ideas y conceptos nuevos. Razonar y pensar de manera independiente.
Contesta todas las preguntas que su niño se formula. Respuestas claras y concisas con un poco de humor e imaginación, texto sencillo y cuadros a todo color. Información a través de preguntas, respuestas claras y concisas, con humor e imaginación, texto breve y lenguaje simple, desarrolla temáticas complejas. Combinación de imágenes reales y dibujos animados.
CONTENDO:
• INICIOS EN LA CIENCIA: Nos enseña sobre la composición y formación de la tierra, los recursos naturales, las leyes de gravedad, magnetismo, electricidad, atmósfera y desastres naturales.
Fascinante colección de 24 interesantes libros que alimenta la curiosidad de sus pequeños y satisface su sed de conocimiento.
Una colección indispensable a todo color que contesta de forma fascinante más de 1.600 preguntas acerca de la ciencia, vida animal, naturaleza, fisica, descubrimientos, espacio, sociedad, transporte, arte, mosica, inventos, geografia, arquitectura, y muchos otros temas.
La lectura en el hogar ayuda a que los niños y jóvenes tengan kit° en la escuela y en la vida. TIME LIFE le ofrece los libros ideales para:
Establecer una piedra angular de conocimiento. Presentar ideas y conceptos nuevos. Estimular la curiosidad. Desarrollar una destreza en la lectura desde pequeños. Aprender a razonar y pensar independientemente. Adquirir un afecto al aprendizaje que dure toda la vida. Adquirir destreza en la lectura, con temas interesantes. Desarrollar ideas y conceptos nuevos. Razonar y pensar de manera independiente.
Contesta todas las preguntas que su niño se formula. Respuestas claras y concisas con un poco de humor e imaginación, texto sencillo y cuadros a todo color. Información a través de preguntas, respuestas claras y concisas, con humor e imaginación, texto breve y lenguaje simple, desarrolla temáticas complejas. Combinación de imágenes reales y dibujos animados.
CONTENDO:
• INICIOS EN LA CIENCIA: Nos enseña sobre la composición y formación de la tierra, los recursos naturales, las leyes de gravedad, magnetismo, electricidad, atmósfera y desastres naturales.
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87 pages, Hardcover
Published January 1, 1991
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July 7, 2009
"Science Starter" represents an introductory work on science for the young reader. Children, I would think, would find this book accessible; their parents can use this as a resource to help their children begin to get intrigued by the world of science.
The format is posing a question and then answering it. Each question and answer sequence takes about two pages. Then, at the end of the book, are some activities that are designed to provide a more active learning environment.
The first question, to illustrate, is "What is it like inside the earth?" An interesting way of generating some interest in geology. The answer speaks to (a) the crust, (b) the mantle, and (c) the core. As with other questions, there is a little sidebar, "To the Parent," that provides parents some additional information to give them context and--maybe--to use this in speaking with their kids.
Or cosmology, the study of the origins and evolution of the universe. On pages 40-41, the question is about as big as it gets: "How and when did the universe start?" The book's answer notes that the origins are about 20 billion years ago. The Big Bang and expanding universe concepts are elaborated upon.
On another dimension, we see science applied to sports: "Why does a tennis ball curve if it is hit with a slicing motion?" The focus is the serve and what happens if you use top spin or a flat serve. The material on pages 56-57 also explains why the tennis ball actually curves.
As notes earlier, the volume closes with some active learning components. For parents who want to get their kids interested in science, this isn't a bad starting point, even though the work is somewhat older now.
The format is posing a question and then answering it. Each question and answer sequence takes about two pages. Then, at the end of the book, are some activities that are designed to provide a more active learning environment.
The first question, to illustrate, is "What is it like inside the earth?" An interesting way of generating some interest in geology. The answer speaks to (a) the crust, (b) the mantle, and (c) the core. As with other questions, there is a little sidebar, "To the Parent," that provides parents some additional information to give them context and--maybe--to use this in speaking with their kids.
Or cosmology, the study of the origins and evolution of the universe. On pages 40-41, the question is about as big as it gets: "How and when did the universe start?" The book's answer notes that the origins are about 20 billion years ago. The Big Bang and expanding universe concepts are elaborated upon.
On another dimension, we see science applied to sports: "Why does a tennis ball curve if it is hit with a slicing motion?" The focus is the serve and what happens if you use top spin or a flat serve. The material on pages 56-57 also explains why the tennis ball actually curves.
As notes earlier, the volume closes with some active learning components. For parents who want to get their kids interested in science, this isn't a bad starting point, even though the work is somewhat older now.
September 20, 2010
I found this on my shelf, most likely from a garage sale or something, and gave it to my daughter who is 6. It is perfect for her. Lots of pictures and simple explanations of day to day science. It presents lots of new ideas to her and then we can research things together. I really enjoy days when we start reading about light refraction and end up talking about string theory :)
June 7, 2022
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