Crazy for Science with Carmelo the Science Fellow - Hardcover

James Buckley

 
9781576876824: Crazy for Science with Carmelo the Science Fellow

Synopsis

Designed to encourage children's natural love of science from an early age, this book promotes scientific observation, exploration and analysis in a way that little kids can get excited about - through do-it-yourself experiments! Each chapter introduces a different branch of science, including biology, chemistry and physics through kid-friendly experiments, all of which will helpfully fit in to school curriculums. Each experiment includes an introductory question, complete materials list, step-by-step instructions and Carmelo's characteristic kid-tested jokes .

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About the Authors

Carmelo "the Science Fellow" Piazza has been teaching science for more than 16 years, and has become locally famous for his signature high-energy, funny, charismatic style. Carmelo's afterschool and summer camp programs are so popular that parents line up overnight in frigid February temperatures to ensure their little ones a spot! In 2013, Carmelo opened New York City's first Preschool of Science in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn--a second branch opens in Fall 2015, with plans for continued expansion. Carmelo's series of science experiment videos are popular on YouTube, and he is developing a television show. Carmelo has a bachelor's degree in elementary education and a master's in environmental science.

Jim Buckley is the author of more than 100 books for kids, and has contributed hundreds of articles to dozens of national magazines. Formerly editor of two national children's magazines, Jim was also senior editor with NFL Publishing and editorial projects manager for Sports Illustrated. Jim lives in Santa Barbara, CA.

Carmelo "the Science Fellow" Piazzahas been teaching science for more than 16 years, and has become locally famous for his signature high-energy, funny, charismatic style. Carmelo's afterschool and summer camp programs are so popular that parents line up overnight in frigid February temperatures to ensure their little ones a spot! In 2013, Carmelo opened New York City's first Preschool of Science in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn--a second branch opens in Fall 2015, with plans for continued expansion. Carmelo's series of science experiment videos are popular on YouTube, and he is developing a television show. Carmelo has a bachelor's degree in elementary education and a master's in environmental science. Jim Buckleyis the author of more than 100 books for kids, and has contributed hundreds of articles to dozens of national magazines. Formerly editor of two national children's magazines, Jim was also senior editor with NFL Publishing and editorial projects manager for Sports Illustrated. Jim lives in Santa Barbara, CA.

Chad Geran is an illustrator, designer, artist, writer, and speaker. Chad creates fun, thoughtful illustrations for children's books, greeting cards, animation, branding and visual identities, workshops, advertising, and more. With a style that combines a light-hearted approach with sophisticated intelligence, Chad delivers simple, approachable illustrations with unmistakable depth. He lives in Regina, Canada with his wife and three kids. Visit geran.ca to see more of Chad’s work.

From the Back Cover

A hands-on science book packed with fun experiments from rockstar science educator Carmelo the Science Fellow! Designed to encourage kids' natural love of science from an early age, this book promotes scientific observation, exploration, and analysis in a way that little kids can get excited about--through do-it-yourself experiments! Each chapter introduces a different branch of science, including biology, chemistry, and physics through kid-friendly experiments--all of which are linked to science curriculum requirements for grades K through 3. Each experiment includes an introductory question, complete materials list, step-by-step instructions, and Carmelo's characteristic kid-tested jokes--and is accompanied by full-color photos. The experiments utilize common materials typically found around the house. A little bit of help from a grown-up is recommended, and encourages family science time.

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Reach up and grab your head. Feelthat? No, not your hair. And take offthat hat in the house! Now . . . try again.Feel what's underneath your hair andskin? That's your skull! The bones of yourskull are super-hard so they can protectyour brain. Your brain i

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