Book cover for Static Electricity Superhero: A Science Learning Book For Kindergarten Kids by Lisa Hoffman

Static Electricity Superhero

A Science Learning Book For Kindergarten Kids

2022 Released
36 Pages
1 Hours
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Happy ExplorersISBN 9780645659290
Noah is a risk taker when he does science experiments at school. With the help of his trusty superhero cape, he is ready to explore his next science superpower. Will Noah find his superpower? Can he think of a solution to his problem if his superpower doesn't work? Can you do the experiment and find your superpower after reading this book?

Attention early years Educator, Teachers, and Parents, do you want to teach your kids science? Maybe you have already tried to find science information for young children only to find there are very few books on this subject that have depth and are easy to understand.

The good news is that you no longer have to search! Static Electric Superhero is book one of eight in the science series 'STEM Kids'. These books will help you learn everything that you need to know about science, one bite-sized idea and experiment at a time. Each book contains advice and guidance on how to recreate a scientific investigation in your classroom or home using inexpensive materials that you most likely already have.

Books on this topic are often stuffed with boring facts and jargon, meaning children quickly become disinterested. Instead, this book will teach children in an engaging way, helping you instruct them to explore for themselves. The explanations are clear and easy to follow and incorporate superhero characters to help make the information much more exciting and engaging for young readers.

Inside Science Kids: Static Electric Superhero, you will discover:

    An unconventional science book designed to engage childrenScience that is easy to follow and understandA book that can be used in the classroom with students or at home with your childrenAn exciting science-based story involving characters that children can relate to and engage withA new way to educate children with fun and appealing characters

And much, much more!

Say goodbye to books with unclear science explanations, too many graphics, and confusing content. Isn't it time you got your children excited by the wonder of science?

Grab a copy of Science Kids: Static Electric Superhero today and take their learning experience to all new heights!

Lisa Hoffman

Lisa M. Hoffman is Professor in the School of Urban Studies at University of Washington Tacoma and faculty in China Studies at UW.  Trained as a cultural anthropologist, she describes her interdisciplinary work as anthropology of the urban. Her scholarship has focused on questions of power, governing and social change, with a particular interest in subjectivity and its intersections with spatiality.  Research projects include studies of professionals/ism and volunteers/ism in urban China, anthropology of neoliberalism, and regimes of green urbanisms and rural urbanization in China.  Her work has been published in journals such as Economy and Society; Territory, Politics, Governance; IJURR, Pacific Affairs, and Hau. Book publications include Patriotic Professionalism in Urban China (2010, Temple UP), Spaces of Danger: Culture and Power in the Everyday (2015, UGeorgia Press, co-edited with Heather Merrill), and Becoming Nisei: Japanese American Urban Lives in Prewar Tacoma (2020, UW Press, co-authored with Mary Hanneman).

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