Energy:
Stop Faking It! Finally Understanding Science So You Can Teach It Elementary NSTA Press and NSTA Recommends Books on Energy
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Energy:
Stop Faking It! Finally Understanding Science So You Can Teach It
NSTA Press
Grades K–8
Confounded by kinetic energy? Suspect that teaching about simple machines isn't
really so simple? Exasperated by electricity? If you fear the study of energy
is beyond you, this entertaining book will do more than introduce you to the
topic. It will help you actually understand it.
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Amazing
Science: Energy: Heat, Light, and Fuel
NSTA Recommends
Grades K–4
The Amazing Science series presents physical science topics in a child-friendly manner that links prior knowledge to clear text explanations. Six volumes cover air, electricity, energy, matter, motion, and temperature, all age-appropriate topics that meet National Science Education Standards for primary science. These books provide great material for reading aloud or stretching the skills of lower-elementary students.
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Caring
for the Earth: Let's Save Energy!
NSTA Recommends
Grades K–4
Did you remember to turn out the lights? This book focuses on the fact that many of our energy sources are limited and helps young children understand how they can use less energy. From simple actions like turning off lights and lowering thermostats to putting on sweaters, young readers will learn how to conserve energy.
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http://www2.nsta.org/recommends/product.asp?id=16696
Science
Frontiers: Green Power—Eco-Energy Without Pollution
NSTA Recommends
Grades K–8
“It’s not easy being green ” sings Kermit the Frog from Sesame Street. Yet after reading Green Power, a book about energy for elementary and middle school students, I think Kermit may change his mind. The book defines "green power" as fuel with little or no pollution, then goes on to explain the advantages and disadvantages of many different types.
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http://www2.nsta.org/recommends/product.asp?id=16418