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To a young child, the unexplainable is magic. Experiments and activities that help explain physical phenomena, help children understand their environment better and help them to have a sense of mastery over it.
When science ideas are presented to young children, the experiences need to be real, concrete, tangible ones, utilizing real materials. The ideas and experiences need to be presented in a way that will allow children to feel a connection with them.
Through the activities in this book, children will see that learning about and understanding science is simply a matter of looking at the world a bit differently. Science is thinking about the world in terms of "how?" and "why?". It is seeing relationships between common occurrences and looking for patterns in these common occurrences to help make the world make sense.
Science helps young children learn to control their world and to develop a better understanding of natural and physical phenomena. It is exciting for young children to understand that some things are yet to be discovered and understood – and that someday, when they are older, they themselves might be the very ones who find the answers to today’s mysteries.
It is my hope that parents that more parents will begin to take a more active role in the education of their children. Parents do have a great opportunity to spend special "awareness-time" and "story-time" with them.
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