observation (scientific method)

"Puts more than 100 small creatures and features of the natural world under the microscope, piquing our curiosity with . . . interesting facts. Subjects range from slugs, ants, and seeds to fungi, flies, bees, and bird poop. But this is no everyday catalog of creatures. It is an antidote to boredom, an invitation out of the digital world and screentime, an encouragement to observe our environment, with care and curiosity, wherever we are"--Provided by publisher.

Scientists look for patterns to help them make predictions. This motivating title explores different patterns in the natural world, such as day and night and the changing seasons. Using their new knowledge, readers will act like scientists by identifying weather patterns and making predictions.

Discusses how scientists make predictions for the future through observation of past events and patterns.

Simple text and photographs explain to young readers how to describe things, such as fast or slow and more.

Identifies the steps involved in following the scientific method, focusing on the role of collecting information in conducting science investigations. Includes a glossary.

Easy-to-follow text teach children how to create plausible explanations and theories about how things work.