Ideas for a Windy Day

Ideas for a Windy Day
ISBN-10
0890512469
ISBN-13
9780890512463
Category
Crafts & Hobbies
Pages
24
Language
English
Published
1999-01-01
Author
Marjorie Newman

Description

Featuring ten, low-cost ideas and experiments for elementary-level students, grades 1st through 5th. These imaginative, fun books make a fascinating introduction to the wonders of nature. Leading children to a greater appreciation for the wonders of God's creation, these activities call to mind a simpler time, when kite-making and sailboats taught basic scientific concepts.

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