Science 4 - Energy Books

"Explore Gravity" by Cindy Blobaum is an engaging, hands-on book that introduces young readers to the science of gravity through fun experiments and activities. The book explains the concept of gravity and its effects on the world around us, using simple language and clear illustrations. Each chapter features activities that allow students to observe gravity in action, fostering an interactive learning experience. With its accessible format and engaging experiments, this book helps children understand how gravity influences everything from falling objects to planetary motion.

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"Gravity" by Jason Chin is a beautifully illustrated book that takes young readers on an exploration of the fundamental force that governs the universe. Through clear, engaging text and stunning visuals, the book explains how gravity works, from the attraction between objects on Earth to the effects of gravity on planets and stars. Though the written story of this book was certainly written for an audience younger than grade four, the concluding section of the book has a collection of information about gravity that is perfectly suitable to use in a grade four classroom.

Internet Archive Library: https://archive.org/details/gravity0000chin/

"Gravity Is a Mystery" by Franklyn M. Branley is a child-friendly introduction to the concept of gravity, written in simple and engaging language. The book explains how gravity is the force that pulls objects toward the Earth and how it keeps everything, from people to planets, in motion. Through clear text and colorful illustrations, Branley explores how gravity works in different situations, such as when an apple falls from a tree or when astronauts experience weightlessness in space. This easy-to-understand book is perfect for young readers eager to learn about the mysteries of gravity and its influence on the world around them. 

Internet Archive Library: https://archive.org/details/gravityismystery0000bran/

"The Science of Gravity" by John Stringer provides a clear and engaging introduction to the concept of gravity for young readers. The book breaks down the complex science of gravity into easy-to-understand language, explaining how it works on Earth and throughout the universe. With vibrant illustrations and real-world examples, it highlights the role gravity plays in everyday life, from objects falling to the movement of planets. This book is an excellent resource for students to explore the mysteries of gravity in an accessible and enjoyable way.

Internet Archive Library: https://archive.org/details/scienceofgravity0000stri/

"The Attractive Truth About Magnetism" by Jennifer Sawnson is a fun and informative book that introduces young readers to the fascinating world of magnets. It explains key concepts such as magnetic fields, attraction and repulsion, and how magnets are used in everyday life. With engaging text and colorful illustrations, the book makes complex scientific ideas easy to understand. It also includes fun facts and hands-on activities to help students explore magnetism through real-world applications. This book is a great resource for young learners eager to discover the science behind magnets in an exciting and interactive way.

Internet Archive Library: https://archive.org/details/attractivetrutha0000swan/

"Magnets Push, Magnets Pull" by David A. Adler is a fun and informative introduction to the science of magnetism for young readers. The book explains how magnets work, covering key concepts such as attraction, repulsion, magnetic fields, and poles in a simple and engaging way. Through clear language and colorful illustrations, it explores real-world examples of magnets in everyday life, from refrigerator magnets to Earth’s magnetic field. Hands-on activities encourage children to experiment with magnets themselves, making learning interactive and enjoyable. This book is a great resource for helping students understand the basics of magnetism in an accessible and exciting way. 

Internet Archive Library: https://archive.org/details/magnetspushmagne0000adle_s2z6/

Two books with the same title? Don't worry, they are different books! This one decides to go with photographs instead of illustrations! "Magnets Push, Magnets Pull" by Mark Weakland is an engaging nonfiction book that introduces young readers to the basics of magnetism. It explains how magnets attract and repel, the role of magnetic poles, and how Earth's magnetic field works. The book uses clear text, real-world examples, and colorful illustrations to make complex concepts easy to understand. Simple experiments and hands-on activities encourage children to explore magnetism on their own. This book is a great resource for students looking to learn about the science behind magnets in a fun and interactive way.

Internet Archive Library: https://archive.org/details/magnetspushmagne0000weak/