BEGINNING SCIENCE 1960 HB WONDER BOOKS FREE Shipping

• Hardback Book
• By Dr. Jerome J Notkin and Sidney Gulkin
• Illustrated by William Fraccio and Tony Tallarico
• © 1960, by Wonder Books, Inc.

This book is another in a series of How and Why Wonder Books
planned to open doors of scientific knowledge to young readers. A quick
look into the book reveals that it deals with several important areas
science: light, weather, plants, machines, and electricity. This general
approach will have a speical appeal to readers who wish an overview of
more than one area of science within a single book.

In addition, this book helps the reader himself become more scientific
by emphasizing experiments as a way of making discoveries. Young
investigators will be pleased to see that over two dozen experiments
are suggested. All of them are easy to do and require only simple equipment.
They can be done at home by parents and children together, or they can done
at school. In either event, children can have fun and, at the same time,
learn a great deal about this basic method used by scientists. "

This book is very good condition with some moderate wear to the cover.
No torn, ripped, or missing pages.
No markings or writing.

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