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What Kindergarten Teachers Know is for any parent who has imagined how much easier life would be if their three- to six-year old would cooperate at home just as they do with their favorite teachers. Lisa Holewa and Joan Rice offer creative tips, tools, and activities straight from the classrooms of award-winning teachers nationwide, translating them into things you can do at home to get your little ones listening, learning, and thinking independently.
You’ll also get insight into what teachers know about the way kids develop and learn how to use that knowledge to keep them engaged throughout the day. Packed with real-life examples, creative ideas, and practical advice, you’ll learn how to:
Give directions that your child will actually listen to and follow Set the tone in your home just as a teacher does in her classroomHandle transitions to keep your day running smoothlyOrganize your home and schedule to make everyone''s life easierCreate rules that are straightforward, fun, and work for your family’s needsGive kids the tools to handle conflicts independentlyCreate a sense of community and teamwork at home177 kr
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Dive Into Ocean Wonders and Explore the Secrets of the Deep!
The Smithsonian Dual Discovery Flip Book: Color-Changing Cephalopods and Making an Ocean Ecosystem immerses readers in the science of the sea. Perfect for grades 3-5, this two-in-one book blends marine biology, ocean conservation, and Smithsonian facts to spark inquiry and real-world connections. Readers discover how cephalopods like octopuses, squid, and cuttlefish change colors, use camouflage, and inspire advances in robotics and engineering. They also explore how microbes, fish, and whales keep ecosystems in balance and why protecting the ocean is vital for the planet’s future.
Inside, readers will explore:
Color-Changing Cephalopods – The survival strategies of octopuses, squid, and cuttlefish. Students uncover how chromatophores allow instant color change, how bioluminescence lights up the deep, and how these adaptations inspire breakthroughs in robotics, materials science, and camouflage technology.
Making an Ocean Ecosystem – The interconnected roles of marine organisms, from microbes recycling nutrients to whales influencing ocean currents. Readers learn how aquariums model ecosystems, how scientists study ocean health, and why conservation is vital for Earth’s climate and biodiversity.
With interactive STEAM learning, vivid imagery, and Smithsonian expertise, this flip book builds critical thinking, encourages exploration, and inspires future scientists and ocean stewards.
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Explore the Science Behind Entertainment and Sound
The Smithsonian Dual Discovery Flip Book: Making Movies in Technicolor and Making Music with Magnets introduces readers in grades 3-6 to the science and technology that power creativity. This two-in-one resource blends Smithsonian facts, vivid visuals, and interactive STEAM activities to show how innovation drives art and entertainment.
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Making Movies in Technicolor – A behind-the-scenes look at the history and science of filmmaking. Readers discover how inventors brought color to the big screen, how cameras and film technology evolved, and how today’s digital tools continue to transform Hollywood.
Making Music with Magnets – The surprising role magnets play in sound and music. Readers investigate how electric guitars, microphones, speakers, and modern audio systems turn science into art, connecting music to physics and engineering.
With Smithsonian-curated accuracy, real-world science connections, and engaging STEAM activities, this flip book makes complex concepts fun and accessible. Perfect for classrooms, libraries, or home learning, it inspires curiosity and shows how science and technology shape the way we see and hear the world.