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Grade 3 Science: Nature of Matter
This collection for Grade 3 students focused on Science: Nature of Matter. This collection, aligned with the STEM curriculum, delves into the fundamental aspects of matter, including Physical Properties, Physical Changes, Weight, and Observation. The series begins with an exploration of Physical Properties, where students learn about the characteristics that can be observed or measured in matter, such as color, shape, density, and state. Next, the books cover Physical Changes, discussing how matter can change form—like melting, freezing, or tearing—without altering its chemical composition. The topic of Weight is addressed by explaining how the mass of an object relates to the force of gravity acting on it, and how this can be measured. Additionally, the series emphasizes the skill of Observation, teaching students how to carefully notice and record details about the physical world around them. This fundamental scientific skill enhances their ability to conduct experiments and make informed conclusions based on their findings. Through vivid illustrations, engaging narratives, and interactive activities, each book in this series helps children understand and appreciate the physical aspects of matter. The collection encourages students to think like scientists, promoting inquiry and critical thinking skills. This series serves as a valuable resource for educators and librarians seeking educational content that promotes exploration and a deep understanding of the basic principles of physical science. Through this collection, students develop a solid foundation in the nature of matter, preparing them for more complex scientific studies.
