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Science Play!: Beginning Discoveries for 2-To 6-Year-Olds (Williamson Little Hands Series) By Jill Frankel Hauser ( Williamson Publishing Company )
Release Date: 1998-08
Average Customer Rating:
List Price: $12.95
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Product Description
Safe, age-appropriate activities inspire kids to explore, observe and think creatively as they discover science in their own backyard, the kitchen and even their block pile.
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So much fun
We've done some of the projects in the book. My daughter loves it when we get out the book to do one of the projects. Se really loves the purple cow. This is a must buy if you are looking for projects to keep your child busy and expose them to the world of science. Also as a soon to be teacher i could see implementing some of these projects in to the classroom.
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Enthusiastically recommended for parents, teachers, and caregivers of young children everywhere. ( mwbookrevw )
Kindergarten teacher Jill Frankel Hauser presents Science Play, a compendium of over 65 safe, age-appropriate activities designed to foster creativity and a sense of discovery in children ages 2 to 6. Step-by-step instructions and simple black-and-white illustrations walk readers through activities such as observing earthworms at work, making puddle prints with food coloring, water, and a simple medicine dropper, or gathering and sorting rocks. Young children will most likely need an adult's help with reading the instructions, but the activities themselves are easy to do and highly inexpensive. Enthusiastically recommended for parents, teachers, and caregivers of young children everywhere.
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A fun way to introduce science to little kids! ( ninao2000 )
It's absolutely perfect for our 3- and 5-year olds! It's a great way to introduce science concepts to them. The experiments are simple to prepare, very interesting and lots of fun. Also, most of the materials are common items used at home. We have done a number of the experiments without spending much money at all. It comes very handy, too, during rainy or snowy days. The activities help keep the kids from getting bored inside the house.
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Outstanding resource
My kids loved these fun learning activities. Enough to keep them busy through early childhood. Nothing canned here. . . all creative and discovery-focused. Makes biology and even physics accessable to very young children. You can't go wrong with this outstanding guide.
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This series is GREAT ( herenow16 )
This is really handy for the budding scientist in your preschooler. Experiements are written so that the early reader can understand and do the experiments on their own (it lets the reader know when a parent needs to help or supervise, such as when scissors are involved) and has question that the parent can use to further expand on projects. Also check this whole series, such as math play, arts and crafts from around the world, rainy day play, weather, shapes, etc. My son loves these activies. Plus for the price, you can't beat it. (...)
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