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Science Matters [TM], Grade Three. (Introduction)
This book begins with a unit that shows students the important role that plants play in their lives. Using blue jeans as an example of a finished product, students create thread from cotton balls, weave thread into cloth, and dye cotton using natural dyes. In the next unit, students learn how sounds are made and how sound travels, and they experiment with high and low pitch. In the third ...
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