How to Build a Tornado in a Bottle
by Lori Shores
Build a tornado at home! Safe, simple instructions and large, clear photographs lead curious readers through the steps to make a tornado with everyday items. Hands-On Science Fun is perfect for emergent readers and transforms atmospheric science into a whirlwind of fun!
Paperback
English
Brand New
Table of Contents
Getting started -- Making a tornado in a bottle -- How does it work? -- Glossary -- Read more -- Internet sites -- Critical thinking questions -- Index.
Review
One simple but cool project in each title leads early readers through their first experience with procedural writing. . . .Large photographs of children executing each step make these projects nearly foolproof for verbal and visual learners. . . .Bright colors and the genuine smiles of the photographed kids will win readers over. This deceptively simple set offers practice synthesizing visual and verbal instructions. Early learning collections in need of crafting inspiration will want.-- "School Library Journal, Series Made Simple"
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One simple but cool project in each title leads early readers through their first experience with procedural writing. . . .Large photographs of children executing each step make these projects nearly foolproof for verbal and visual learners. . . .Bright colors and the genuine smiles of the photographed kids will win readers over. This deceptively simple set offers practice synthesizing visual and verbal instructions. Early learning collections in need of crafting inspiration will want.
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Covers STEM topics; hands-on projects that can be done at home using everyday materials
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Covers STEM topics; hands-on projects that can be done at home using everyday materials
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