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Paul Doherty (2) (1948–2017)

Autor de The Exploratorium Science Snackbook

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Mystery writer P. C. Doherty was born in Middlesborough, England. He is probably best known for the series which includes Ghostly Murders, A Tournament of Murders, A Tapestry of Murders, and An Ancient Evil. Other works include The Rose Demon, Satan's Fire, and The Devil's Hunt. Doherty also has mostrar más published under the pen names of Paul Harding (The Nightingale Gallery) and Michael Clynes (The White Rose Murders). (Bowker Author Biography) mostrar menos
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Etiquetado

Conocimiento común

Fecha de nacimiento
1948
Fecha de fallecimiento
2017
Género
male
País (para mapa)
USA

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A wonderful, inspiring resource for science teachers.
 
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hcubic | otra reseña | Mar 13, 2019 |
Effective for classrooms and homeschoolers as a supplement to a text. ?áNot in-depth enough for me. ?áNot sure what the organization is, either: lots of experiments depend, for example, on persistence of vision... but not only do they not refer to each other or make up a chapter, but they aren't even adjacent. ?áEach Snack" is self-contained, and I don't think I could have learned anything. ?áThen again, I already have read plenty of books on the science of optical illusions &etc.

Iow, it's much like the Exploratorium museum experience that inspired it. ?áMake (or visit) each demonstration at will, and learn the snippet of info. Repeat as desired."… (más)
 
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Cheryl_in_CC_NV | Jun 6, 2016 |
This book is great for all ages in elementary! It has a bunch of activities that are great for the classroom or at home for children to experiment with. All of these experiments have to do with force and motion so it would be easy for the educator to relate this to many topics within school and have a great learning experience. As we look at each experiment it gives directions on how to do each experiment and then explains to the reader what is taking place and how that relates to science.
 
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Christina533 | Oct 12, 2010 |

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