Seeds and Seedlings

Elaine Pascoe

Categories: Lifecycles , Plants , Science , Seeds , Soils

Seeds and Seedlings

Description

This award-winning 12 volume science series continues. Easy-to-do projects introduce kids to the basics of scientific method (hypothesis, observation, conclusion) as they get a “hands on” understanding of the nature of living things. Stunning photos, fascinating background material, and focused experiments combine to teach biology and excite young students about scientific process. Each volume includes:

  • Materials Source List
  • Glossary
  • Further Reading
  • Index

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