Rebecca W. Keller Phd

101 Super Simple Science Experiments Rebecca W. Keller Phd

101 Super Simple Science Experiments contains 101 one-page experiments that each focus on one aspect of scientific investigation. Doing science requires the development of different types of skills. These skills include the ability to make good observations, turning observations into questions and/or hypotheses, building and using models, analyzing data, using controls, and using different science tools including computers. Super Simple Science Experiments break down the steps of scientific investigation so that students can focus on one aspect of scientific inquiry. The experiments are simple and easy to do, yet they are real science experiments that help students develop the skills needed for real scientific investigations. Each experiment is one page long and lists an objective, the materials needed, a brief outline of the experiment, and any graphics or illustrations needed for the experiment. The skill being explored is shown in the upper right hand corner of each page. 101 Super Simple Science Experiments contains all five of the Real Science-4-Kids 21 Super Simple Science Experiments books - Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Geology, and Astronomy. The recommended companion book, Super Simple Science Experiments Laboratory Notebook, is a great place for students to record all the results of their experiments. It contains blank pages, lined pages, graph pages, and boxes for drawings.