How ___ Works. Anyowe follow SWB recommendations for logic science?

[ReneTL]

I'm planning for next year and I just checked out a bunch of these books from the library; they seem interesting and straight forward. Could this science program really be as easy and effective as it sounds in WTM? I'm looking at the old edition of WTM and I know these books are available used on Amazon for a song. Then we're just buying lab materials. We are just finishing REAL Science 4 Kids - Chemistry Level 1, which everyone likes, but it's only 10 weeks, (and expensive!) so I want to move on to something a little broader. We'll be using How Nature Works and How the Body Works for next year if we go this route.

 

Any Thoughts?

[Amira]

We've been using these books for a long time and have been very happy with them. They're interesting, have a wide variety of projects and experiments from the very simple to those needing a lot of time and stuff, and are relatively inexpensive for science.

[Suzannah]

Yes...we've used How the Body Works and How the Earth Works as described in TWTM. We liked it.

[Susie in CA]

Yes, we love them.

 

Susie

[Colleen in NS]

they seem interesting and straight forward. Could this science program really be as easy and effective as it sounds in WTM? I'm looking at the old edition of WTM and I know these books are available used on Amazon for a song. Then we're just buying lab materials.

 

Yes, once you get into the routine of using them (reading, picking an experiment, we timeline from them, picking extra reading/writing topics), they're very easy and effective to use. I managed to find all of them used.

[ReneTL]

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