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Eye-Opening Earth Science Activities
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Educational, easy-to-do earth science activities that will show young readers more about the planet Earth. Using simple, easy to find materials, these activities will show readers how they can simulate wind erosion, water erosion, an earthquake, and more!
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Eye-Opening Earth Science Activities - Rani Iyer
Curious Scientists: Eye-Opening Earth Science Activities by Rani Iyer
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Cover
Title Page
Digging Deep
Cloud In a Jar
Crayon Rock Cycle
Stalactites and Stalagmites
Water Erosion
Egg Geode
Seeing Solar Energy
Glossary
Read More
Index
Copyright
Back Cover
DIGGING DEEP
Do you often wonder how the world around you works? When you visit your favorite beach, do you wonder why it looks different than the last time you saw it? On a cloudy day, do you ask yourself how clouds form? To find out the answers to questions like these, curious scientists do experiments.
Now it’s your turn to be a curious scientist. Get ready to
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