We read about subjects, but not read about reading! So, here are some books to entice your students into the world of science and help you bridge the content gap. General Book listing For camouflage, use fabric squares & plastic bugs, then read and Seek” or in the “Hide “Where World” from Pluto” “Postcards Boy Out” bio of Albert Einstein “Odd Fossil Girl” Have students read book, then pick events to write on sentence strips. These “The can be used for many things beyond sequence Earthworm's life” & Pill Bugs life” are good books for compare & contrast “An “A Moon” and other Gail Gibbbons books “The Zargle the Book of Earthlets”. Alien perspective of earthlings “Dr. Frogs” “Growing Circle” sequence & cycles “Pumpkin “Westlandia” The Mineral information institute. Pasta mining activity a Dream” Chris VanAlsburg - Natural resources. “Just Force and Motion Books Days Gone” “Eight & Me” by Lynne Mayer “Newton Galileo” “I It” “Move Secrets in a Box” is the story of Galileo's daughter. It can also be used in 5th grade. “Five Fall Down” by Vicki Cobb “I And Shall be Pulled” “Everyone Plants a Sunflower” 1st grade “Sam Treasure” About Mary Anning, English woman in the 1800s who discovers fossils. 4th “Rare – grade Cherry Trees” George the Giant Tortus” “Lonesome Hikes in Fitchburg” 4th grade “Redwoods” and His Walking Stick” “Damien Log's Life” “A Ground” 5th grade “Common tree for Emmy” “A of Butterflies” “Prince Bright Forest Night” “Forest & the Whale” 1st grade “Snail Forest” “Hidden & John Muir” “Squirrel
We read about subjects, but not read about reading! So, here are some books to entice your students into the world of science and help you bridge the content gap. General Book listing For camouflage, use fabric squares & plastic bugs, then read “Hide and Seek” or “Where in the World” “Postcards from Pluto” “Odd Boy Out” bio of Albert Einstein “The Fossil Girl” Have students read book, then pick events to write on sentence strips. These can be used for many things beyond sequence “An Earthworm's life” & “A Pill Bugs life” are good books for compare & contrast “The Moon” and other Gail Gibbbons books “Dr. Zargle the Book of Earthlets”. Alien perspective of earthlings “Growing Frogs” “Pumpkin Circle” sequence & cycles “Westlandia” The Mineral information institute. Pasta mining activity “Just a Dream” Chris VanAlsburg - Natural resources. Force and Motion Books “Eight Days Gone” “Newton & Me” by Lynne Mayer “I Galileo” “Move It” “Five Secrets in a Box” is the story of Galileo's daughter. It can also be used in 5th grade. “I Fall Down” by Vicki Cobb And “Everyone Shall be Pulled” “Sam Plants a Sunflower” 1st grade “Rare Treasure” – About Mary Anning, English woman in the 1800s who discovers fossils. 4th grade Cherry Trees” “Lonesome George the Giant Tortus” Hikes in Fitchburg” “Redwoods” 4th grade “Damien and His Walking Stick” “A Log's Life” “Common Ground” 5th grade “A tree for Emmy” “Prince of Butterflies” “Forest Bright Forest Night” “Snail & the Whale” 1st grade “Hidden Forest” “Squirrel & John Muir”
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