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Title: Astronomy
For Kids
Author: Bruce Betts, PhD
Publisher: RockRidge Press
ISBN: 9781641521437
Review:
Astronomy For Kids is a
great way for young learners to explore outer space. Inside this guide readers
can learn how to use their eyes, learn telescope basics, seasonal changes in
the sky, how to look for color and so much more.
In the Looking for Color
section, readers will learn how to detect a star’s color. Did you know that
stars move just like the sun? You can learn more in this handy guide. The
Winter Hexagon is an asterism formed by six bright stars. In this guide readers
will see how this hexagon is associated with the football season. Are you
curious about the moon and all of its lunar phases? Did you know that the
International Space Station orbits over 200 miles above the earth’s surface?
Perfect for the curious
star gazer in your family, this guide shares photos, images and other fun facts
in boxes titled That’s So Cool. The back pages have a glossary and plenty of
resources where readers can find sky charts, information about eclipses, meteor
showers and even clubs and organizations. Parents and teachers can get kids
engaged with science. Teachers will love this as a STEM/STEAM guide for
students.
I shared on Pinterest. My granddaughter would love this book
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