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Using a Thermometer
by Abigail B. Roberts
Part of the Super Science Tools series
Thermometers are so important in our daily lives. We consult them to know how to dress before going outside. We check our temperature when we think we're sick. We even use thermometers when we're cooking and baking in the kitchen. Thermometers are everywhere, but they're also important tools of science. In this engaging volume, with the aid of appealing photographs and an instructive activity, readers will learn how scientists of all ages use thermometers and how they can, too.
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Using Magnets
by Nora Roman
Part of the Super Science Tools series
Few natural forces seem as much like magic as magnets. Perhaps that's why magnets are so fun! Young scientists will love learning about amazing magnets, both natural and man-made. They'll discover how magnetism is harnessed to help us in many ways. This STEM-supportive volume contains comprehensible text and photographs of students and scientists utilizing magnets. It also includes a simple, fun concluding activity to encourage readers to use this super science tool themselves.
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Using Measuring Cups
by Abigail B. Roberts
Part of the Super Science Tools series
Measuring cups are essential in the kitchen, but they're also crucial in the science lab. Scientists need to be precise in their experiments to test their hypotheses, and science tools such as cylinders for measuring volume aid them in their important research. This appealing book shows that young scientists, too, can use measuring containers for their own science experiments. Important STEM concepts such as volume and units of measurement are explained in a comprehensible manner.
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Using Lenses
by Abigail B. Roberts
Part of the Super Science Tools series
Observing objects closely is an important part of being a scientist. That's why lenses are so important in the laboratory and in the science classroom. Young scientists may be surprised to learn that they've probably already used lenses-in the form of a magnifying glass. This tool and others, such as microscopes, help scientists see details of objects up close. This invaluable book introduces lenses and the concept of optics in an easy to understand way and encourages readers to experiment with lenses themselves!
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Using a Scale
by Nora Roman
Part of the Super Science Tools series
We use scales more than we might notice in our daily lives. We weigh our food at stores, weigh our packages at the post office, and even weigh ourselves. Scientists use scales for important experiments, too. In this essential introduction to this super science tool, future scientists will learn about different kinds of scales. They'll learn how to use scales to investigate objects in their everyday lives and come to appreciate how this often-used instrument helps us in so many ways.
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Using a Ruler
by Nora Roman
Part of the Super Science Tools series
Rulers seem like such simple tools, but their importance can't be overstated. Without rulers-and the knowledge of how to use them-so many inventions, buildings, and other man-made achievements would just fall apart. In this volume, readers will review the basics of rulers and observe them being used by young student-scientists as well as by professionals in the working world. They'll even test out their own ruler skills as they find out that rulers rule the world of science!
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Using Lenses
by Abigail B. Roberts
Part of the Super Science Tools series
Observing objects closely is an important part of being a scientist. That's why lenses are so important in the laboratory and in the science classroom. Young scientists may be surprised to learn that they've probably already used lenses-in the form of a magnifying glass. This tool and others, such as microscopes, help scientists see details of objects up close. This invaluable book introduces lenses and the concept of optics in an easy to understand way and encourages readers to experiment with lenses themselves!
Ebook
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Using a Scale
by Nora Roman
Part of the Super Science Tools series
We use scales more than we might notice in our daily lives. We weigh our food at stores, weigh our packages at the post office, and even weigh ourselves. Scientists use scales for important experiments, too. In this essential introduction to this super science tool, future scientists will learn about different kinds of scales. They'll learn how to use scales to investigate objects in their everyday lives and come to appreciate how this often-used instrument helps us in so many ways.
Ebook
(1)
Using Measuring Cups
by Abigail B. Roberts
Part of the Super Science Tools series
Measuring cups are essential in the kitchen, but they're also crucial in the science lab. Scientists need to be precise in their experiments to test their hypotheses, and science tools such as cylinders for measuring volume aid them in their important research. This appealing book shows that young scientists, too, can use measuring containers for their own science experiments. Important STEM concepts such as volume and units of measurement are explained in a comprehensible manner.
Ebook
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Using a Thermometer
by Abigail B. Roberts
Part of the Super Science Tools series
Thermometers are so important in our daily lives. We consult them to know how to dress before going outside. We check our temperature when we think we're sick. We even use thermometers, when we're cooking and baking in the kitchen. Thermometers are everywhere, but they're also, important tools of science. In this engaging volume, with the aid of appealing photographs and an instructive activity, readers will learn how scientists of all ages use thermometers and how they can, too.
Ebook
(1)
Using Magnets
by Nora Roman
Part of the Super Science Tools series
Few natural forces seem as much like magic as magnets. Perhaps that's why magnets are so fun! Young scientists will love learning about amazing magnets, both natural and manmade. They'll discover how magnetism is harnessed to help us in many ways. This STEM-supportive volume contains comprehensible text and photographs of students and scientists utilizing magnets. It also includes a simple, fun concluding activity to encourage readers to use this super science tool themselves.
Ebook
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Using a Ruler
by Nora Roman
Part of the Super Science Tools series
Rulers seem like such simple tools, but their importance can't be overstated. Without rulers so many inventions and other human-made achievements would fall apart. Readers will review the basics and observe rulers being used in the working world. They'll even test out their own ruler skills as they find out that rulers rule in science.
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Using a Magnet
by Adrienne Beaucage
Part of the Super Science Tools series
A magnet is a rock or piece of metal that creates a magnetic field. This is an invisible field that causes magnets to pull certain types of metal toward themselves. Discover more in Using a Magnet, part of the Super Science Tools series.
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Using a Magnifying Glass
by Linda Hopkins
Part of the Super Science Tools series
A magnifying glass has a curved lens made of glass or plastic. The lens makes any object viewed through it appear larger. Discover more in Using a Magnifying Glass, part of the Super Science Tools series.
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Using a Balance
by Linda Hopkins
Part of the Super Science Tools series
A balance is a tool used to measure the mass of a substance. The word balance means "two pans" in Latin. Discover more in Using a Balance, part of the Super Science Tools series.
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Using a Measuring Cylinder
by Linda Hopkins
Part of the Super Science Tools series
A measuring cylinder, also known as a graduated cylinder, is used to measure the volume of liquids. Measuring cylinders are usually tall and narrow. Discover more in Using a Measuring Cylinder, part of the Super Science Tools series.
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Using a Thermometer
by Curtis Duncan
Part of the Super Science Tools series
A thermometer is a tool used to measure
temperature. Temperature is the degree
of hotness or coldness of a substance.
Discover more in Using a Thermometer,
part of the Super Science Tools series.
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Using a Telescope
by Linda Hopkins
Part of the Super Science Tools series
A telescope makes distant objects appear closer. Telescopes can be used to view celestial bodies in space that are very far away, such as stars and planets. Discover more in Using a Telescope, part of the Super Science Tools series.
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