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Supplier: Creative Teaching Press

A collection of classic books to introduce young readers to science.

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This book by by Anthony Fredericks and Issac Asimov is a great way to plan science fair projects.

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Sized for Viewing Throughout the Class

Supplier: John Wiley & Sons

This book by Julianne Blair Bochinski has 50 project ideas that have won top honors at science fairs.

Supplier: Harper Collins

Beginners science readings addressing common questions new readers would have.

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WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD–Small Parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.

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Doubles as Lab Workbook and Reference

Supplier: Random House

Appropriate for Grades 2 - 4 Written by Alexandra Siy.

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Give your students a winning edge with these exhibit materials.

Supplier: Harper Collins

Forces Make Things Move by Kimberly Brubaker Bradley introduces basic concepts about forces and how they affect objects and people.

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Provide everything your class will need to discuss the day’s date, weather, and temperature. Students can use the included vinyl cling-on words, icons, and dinosaurs to build weather related sentences and describe the weather. The board features write-on/wipe-off surfaces for recording temperature and graphing weather conditions over the course of a month. Size: 26 x 20"

Supplier: ANDREWS MCMEEL PUBLISHING, LLC

Across the Curriculum Weather Kit

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Have Professional Looking Prizes for Your Science Fair

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This science fair bulletin board set provides five boards, a die-cut title header, a step-by-step guideline for developing a science fair project, and over 100 science fair project ideas.

Supplier: Harper Collins

What's the moon like? Is there a real man (or woman) on the moon? Is it made of cheese? What are all those holes and why are some parts darker than others? These are just some of the questions children frequently ask about our closest celestial neighbor that are answered in this delightful 'let's read and find out' book.