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How Things Work: Materials Anna Claybourne

How Things Work: Materials By Anna Claybourne

How Things Work: Materials by Anna Claybourne


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Summary

A hands-on first science series that uses fun and practical activities to explore electricity, light and dark, materials and pushes and pull

How Things Work: Materials Summary

How Things Work: Materials by Anna Claybourne

Find out what makes ice melt and which materials are the strongest plus much, much more in this fascinating first introduction to the basics of physics. Packed with fun activities that will get children thinking about the everyday science around them, this guide uses scientific experiments to show how different materials work. An ideal first introduction to core Key Stage 1 science topics, combining clear and simple explanations with hand-on activities to encourage children to think about how the things around them work. Also includes a glossary to explain tricky terms plus parents and teachers' notes to help take the learning further.

About Anna Claybourne

Anna Claybourne is a widely published children's non-fiction writer, and the author of Where's Will? (Ivy Kids, 2015). She lives in Edinburgh with her two children.

Table of Contents

Materials are everywhere! 4
How does it feel? 6
Where are materials from? 8
How hard? 10
Sink or float? 12
Strength test 14
The right materials 16
Solid or liquid? 18
Changing materials 20
Glossary 22
Index 23
Next steps 24

Additional information

GOR010729425
9781784930998
1784930997
How Things Work: Materials by Anna Claybourne
Used - Very Good
Paperback
QED Publishing
20180621
24
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