Fault Lines & Tectonic Plates

ebook ∣ Discover What Happens When the Earth's Crust Moves with 25 Projects · Build It Yourself

By Kathleen M. Reilly

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Format

ebook

ISBN

9781619304659

Series

Build It Yourself

Author

Kathleen M. Reilly

Publisher

Nomad Press

Release

16 January 2017

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Juvenile Nonfiction Science
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  • Readers explore the science of plate tectonics in a way that makes complex topics fun and understandable.
  • Uses an inquiry-based approach to encourage readers to reach their own conclusions about topics scientists are still exploring.
  • Readers gain a solid understanding of how the physical world evolves over time.
  • Children learn the reasons behind major natural events such as earthquakes, changing them from an unknown, scary event to something understandable.
  • Fosters the utilization of the scientific method by modeling its use.
  • This STEM-focused book uses an inquiry-based approach and open-ended activities to encourage creative thinking.
  • Meets the NSTA's NGSS earth and space science standards for middle school.
  • Links to online primary sources promote further thought and exploration beyond the page to deepen readers' curiosity about this topic.
  • Meets the Common Core state standards in language arts for reading informational text.
  • Guided Reading Levels and Lexile measurements indicate grade level.

    • Format

    ebook

    ISBN

    9781619304659

    Series

    Build It Yourself

    Author

    Kathleen M. Reilly

    Publisher

    Nomad Press

    Release

    16 January 2017

    Share

    Subjects

    Juvenile Nonfiction Science
    Fault Lines & Tectonic Plates