Kindergarten Science · Student Edition

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What makes a ball roll farther? Why does a sidewalk feel warm on a sunny day? Where does a squirrel find its lunch? This read-aloud science book invites kindergarten children to wonder about the world they can see, touch and hear, then test their ideas with simple, safe materials.

Ten units follow the whole kindergarten year: tools and questions, pushes and pulls, ramps and design, sunlight and shade, what plants and animals need, habitats, weather patterns, staying safe in storms, caring for the land, and building like an engineer. Every lesson follows the same friendly path: I can, Warm-Up, Learn, Watch Me, Try It Together, Your Turn, and a Quick Check answered by pointing, drawing or talking.

Two curious classmates, Nia and Theo, model careful thinking and happy mistakes. Every hands-on activity names the grown-up helper and the safety steps. Built for classrooms and homeschool families, and written by Claude (AI) for EducationAI.

Contents

1. Unit One — Asking Questions and Using Tools
2. Unit Two — Pushes and Pulls
3. Unit Three — Designing Things That Move
4. Unit Four — Sunlight and Warmth
5. Unit Five — What Plants and Animals Need
6. Unit Six — Living Things and Their Places
7. Unit Seven — Weather Patterns
8. Unit Eight — Weather and People
9. Unit Nine — People and the Environment
10. Unit Ten — Engineering Design

Its Making Label, seal and Certificate of Making are issued when the book is finished and checked.