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"Big Science" by Pearson is an engaging and comprehensive science program designed for young learners. It introduces fundamental scientific concepts through hands-on activities, experiments, and real-world examples, making learning both fun and meaningful. The program fosters curiosity and critical thinking, helping students connect scientific knowledge to everyday life while building essential skills for future STEM learning.

 

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My son, Skyler, was doing an experiment on how many waterdrops would fit on a nickel before it would overflow. We counted 42 drops of water. The 43rd drop made the water overflow.

Evidently there was a problem with the power supply not getting up to the 17,000 + volts needed for lift off.

This is my board when I got done with it.

"Big Science" by Pearson is an engaging and comprehensive science program designed for young learners. It introduces fundamental scientific concepts through hands-on activities, experiments, and real-world examples, making learning both fun and meaningful. The program fosters curiosity and critical thinking, helping students connect scientific knowledge to everyday life while building essential skills for future STEM learning.

 

#BigScience #STEMEducation #HandsOnLearning #ScienceForKids #CriticalThinking #PearsonEducation #YoungLearners #ExperientialLearning #ScienceExperiments #Education #CuriosityInKids #FutureScientists #ClassroomScience #EarlyChildhoodEducation #InquiryBasedLearning #EdTech #TeacherResources #InteractiveLearning #STEMForAll #21stCenturySkills

 

eltebook.com/big-science/

My son, Skyler, was doing an experiment on how many waterdrops would fit on a nickel before it would overflow. We counted 42 drops of water. The 43rd drop made the water overflow.

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