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    Hands-On Physics Experiments, Grades 3 - 5
    Hands-On Physics Experiments, Grades 3 - 5
    Hands-On Physics Experiments, Grades 3 - 5
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    Hands-On Physics Experiments, Grades 3 - 5

    By Cherie Winner

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    Create independent, scientific thinkers using Hands-On Physics Experiments! This book develops inquiry-based learning for students in grades 3–5 through age-appropriate, hands-on experiments. It helps students explore important concepts in physics. This 80-page book includes detailed instructions and extensions and supports National Science Education Standards.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCarson-Dellosa Publishing
    Release dateJan 4, 2009
    ISBN9780742419612
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