Edith M Patch

Unlock the wonders of science with "Science at Home" by Edith M. Patch and Harrison E. Howe, a captivating addition to the Nature and Science Readers series. This engaging guide invites young readers to embark on a series of delightful and educational experiments right in their own homes.Designed to spark curiosity and foster a love for science, this book offers a collection of hands-on activities that use everyday household items to explore fundamental scientific concepts. From simple chemistry experiments to observations of natural phenomena, each activity is crafted to be both fun and informative, providing children with a sense of wonder and discovery.With clear instructions and insightful explanations, "Science at Home" encourages children to observe, experiment, and learn about the world around them. It emphasizes the idea that science is not confined to a lab or classroom but can be explored in the comfort of one's own home. Perfect for young explorers and their families, this book makes science accessible, exciting, and endlessly intriguing.

Join Don and Nan as they explore the outdoors through every season and discover one amazing thing after another. With adults helping them learn and sparking their curiosity, they find out lots of interesting facts about birds, insects, plants, and trees. This nature book is perfect for young readers, with lots of illustrations and easy-to-read text.

An engaging introduction to a variety of natural phenomena that occur throughout the year. The seven stories for each season cover a range of topics from animal and plant life to geology and physics. Each chapter concludes with a list of activities to pursue and stories to read to excite further interest.

Edith Marion Patch was an American entomologist and writer. Born in Worcester, Massachusetts, she received a degree from the University of Minnesota in 1901 and originally embarked on a career as an English teacher before receiving the opportunity to organize the entomology department at the University of Maine.

An engaging introduction to a variety of natural phenomena that occur throughout the year. The seven stories for each season cover a range of topics from animal and plant life to geology and physics. Each chapter concludes with a list of activities to pursue and stories to read to excite further interest.

A series of investigations into objects, life forms, and forces that children encounter in their everyday life, written to arouse their interest and curiosity in their surroundings. Opening with a study of natural fibers and food from plants, focus shifts to two topics that alternate: forces of nature (earth, air, fire, and water) and sketches of animals (mammals, insects, and birds). A final section on earth, sun, moon, and stars directs the gaze outward. Science Games appear after every topic to encourage further action and reflection.