Science in the Wild: 52 Fun Projects and Activities to Explore, Discover, and Learn from Nature
By (Author) Dr. Erica L. Coln
Quarto Publishing Group USA Inc
Quarry Books
17th September 2024
3rd October 2024
United States
Children
Non Fiction
Childrens / Teenage general interest: Ecosystems
Educational: Sciences, general science
508
Paperback
152
Width 216mm, Height 254mm
635g
Science in the Wild is an adventure-packed collection of investigations that dive deep into the natural world, inviting kids to explore and answer engaging science questions through hands-on discovery. This book isn't just about learning; It's a journey of immersion in the natural world, satisfying curiosity with thrilling investigations to master inquiry skills vital to scientists. From manipulating materials and data collection to deciphering the intricate patterns of the wild, readers will navigate through real-world experiments just like ecologists, meteorologists, geologists, physicists, and other specialists. Science in the Wild is a gateway to the wilderness waiting to be explored.
Dr. Erica Coln is a distinguished educator and author known for her influential work inscience curriculum and instruction. As a National Board Certified Teacher withextensive experience teaching various science disciplines across grades 6-12, sheprofoundly understands student engagement. Her commitment to enhancing scienceeducation led her to establish Nitty Gritty Science, LLC, in 2012, where she serves asthe founder and CEO. Through this venture, Dr. Coln creates and publishes captivatingscience resources and curriculum materials that have gained widespread recognitionand adoption in classrooms worldwide. Beyond her educational contributions, Dr. Colnis active on social media platforms such as TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook, whereshe shares insights, science demos, learning strategies, and engaging content underthe handle @nittygrittyscience. Living in Texas with her family, she remains dedicatedto providing valuable resources and expertise for all who love science. Explore her workand resources at nittygrittyscience.com.