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5.0 out of 5 stars
Super Book on Rocks and Minerals,
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This review is from: Rocks and Minerals (Young Scientist Concepts & Projects) (Library Binding)
This book is an excellent resource for teaching children the fundamental principles governing rocks and minerals. Topics are clearly and simply explained with superb photographs. Some topics included are: crystal shapes; igneous rocks; moving plates; identifying minerals; erosion; what soil is made of; making fossils; rocks in space. The book also contains a number of terrific and fun experiments that are well thought out and easy to duplicate. These experiments give children excellent hands-on understanding of the growth and properties of rocks and minerals. The materials needed for the experiments are readily available. Some of the experiments include: testing for hardness; making a goniometer; making glass and bubbles; making conglomerate rocks. I highly recommend this book to parents who are homeschooling their children as well as to parents who wish to offer more information to schoolchildren who are interested in this subject. |
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Rocks and Minerals (Young Scientist Concepts & Projects) by Jack Challoner (Library Binding - Jan. 1999)
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