How Scientists Do Science

Inbunden, Engelska, 2027

215 kr

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Beskrivning

Unlock the secrets of the scientific method - one fascinating step at a time!Give curious minds the ultimate toolkit for discovery with this fun illustrated guide to the scientific method - perfect for children aged 9+. Whether your child dreams of becoming a scientist, engineer, doctor, or simply loves asking "why?", this one-of-a-kind book turns the foundations of STEM into an exciting, unforgettable journey.Children will master every stage of the scientific method:- Asking brilliant questions- Forming hypotheses- Designing and carrying out experiments- Analysing results- Drawing confident conclusionsPacked with case studies from history, How Scientists do Science shows how the scientific method is used in real life, helping children connect theory to the world around them.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum:2027-04-08
Mått:219 x 290 x undefined mm
Format:Inbunden
Språk:Engelska
Läsålder:9-12
Antal sidor:48
Förlag:Hachette Children's Group
Illustratör:Dita Vopřadová, Dita Vopradova
ISBN:9781526332295

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Naturvetenskap och teknik inom Barn och ungdom

Mer om författaren

Alex Woolf (Author) Alex Woolf has written more than 150 books, both fiction and non-fiction, mostly for children. Many of these have sold around the world and his words have been translated into over a dozen different languages. He has written on a huge range of subjects including Romans, chocolate, asteroids, sharks, Tudors, flying reptiles, soap, bees and acne. In 2019, he won a Fiction Express award for his story, Mystery at Moon Base One. Alex lives in North London with his family and two cats, Juno and Minerva.Dita Vopřadová (Illustrator) Dita Vopřadová is a Czech illustrator known for her playful drawings that delight both children and adults. Dita creates illustrations for books, educational programs and various design projects. She is recognised for her distinctive detailed and colourful style. Dita studied art history with focus on medieval art at the Charles University in Prague.