Secrets of the Snow Globe
The Wonder of Color
Secrets of the Snow Globe by Catherine Stier is a creative and fun way to introduce a science lesson about density to young learners. Lily is a very cute and inquisitive little girl who loves snow globes. When Lily wants to make her own snow globe, her family helps her understand how snow globes work and what ingredients are needed to create the proper density for the "snowflakes" to fall slowly. Stier uses Lily's love of snow globes to help the reader understand when the first snow globe was invented, how and why it works, and detailed instructions on making your own. Stier interweaves a science lesson with Lily's story perfectly. By showing different examples, the reader will definitely remember how the density of a liquid can affect the speed in which a solid can pass through it.
The pastel illustrations by Floss Pottage were eye-catching and adorably conveys Lily and her loving family. There are many little details Pottage includes in each page that make the story come alive. It's like you were there learning right alongside Lily! I love how Pottage was able to capture Lily's curiosity through her many facial expressions throughout the story.
Secrets of the Snow Globe is perfectly paced and the language/vocabulary appropriate for ages 7 and up. This book would be a great resource for science teachers and homeschooling parents! An excellent addition for your school or home library!
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& a snow globe making kit.
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This seems like such a fun & cute series -- and using snow globes to teach a science lesson is smart. Reel-in those kiddos! Thanks for the review.
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