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How Do We Measure Matter?

Introduces the different ways to measure matter, and the tools used.

Looking for Blackbeard's treasure

measuring the distance
2013
"The mathematical concepts of distance and measuring distance are introduced as readers learn about a pirate, using math to find the distance between ships and treasures. Readers learn about the difference between metric and customary units of length, how to convert units, and how to compare distances. Includes a discover activity, art connection, and mathematical vocabulary introduction"--Provided by publisher.

Hours

2013
"Simple rhyming text and color photographs present hours as a unit of time"--Provided by publisher.

Watch out!

science tools and safety
2007
Provides an overview of science tools and safety. Covers tools for observing and measuring and addresses safety tips for at home and at school. Includes a review of the scientific method and presents hands-on experiments.

Field manual for water quality monitoring

an environmental education program for schools
2000
A guide to measuring water quality that explains how to do nine water quality tests and calculate and assess the results; also includes sections on benthic macroinvertebrates, land use practices and education activities, and international rivers, and provides handouts, data sheets, and a case study of an education program.

A weekend in the city

adding and subtracting times to the nearest minute
2004
A young person uses a travel journal and the skills of addition and subtraction to keep track of how much time his family spends at various attractions while visiting Chicago.

Dust

the inside story of its role in the September 11th aftermath
2011
Paul J. Lioy, an American environmental scientist, discusses the dust that was released from the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in 2001, describing his scientific findings and the environmental impact of the dust, the government focus on asbestos, and suggestions to prepare for future incidents.

Time zones

2010
An introduction to time zones that explains why they exist, what daylight savings time does, and additional facts and history about time zones. Includes instructions for a related activity.

Sound

2008
Easy-to-follow text teaches young readers about sounds, explaining how sounds are made, how they are processed by the ear, and why there are so many different types of sounds.

Wind and air pressure

2007
An illustrated introduction to wind and air pressure, discussing what they are, their impact on the weather, and the tools and techniques used to measure them.

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