Abstract

Develop your science brain! A science picture book for the lower grades of elementary school ◆ A science picture book for the lower grades of elementary school that will rapidly develop curiosity ◆ Explaining the mysteries that are familiar to children with abundant illustrations and photos ◆ You can do it right away at home! Introducing many experiments and observations: ``Why do animals have tails but humans don't?'' ``Why is it hot in the summer and cold in the winter?'' ``How do ships fly? How can airplanes fly? ” This book uses a wealth of illustrations and photos to explain familiar questions that children have that are difficult even for adults to understand in an easy-to-understand manner. Contains many experiments and observations that can be done right at home. This is a book that will help you experience the fun of science and make you love science. Children's ``I want to see,'' ``I want to know,'' and ``I want to try!'' will rapidly develop their curiosity and acquire the ability to think for themselves.

Author’s Information

Born in Kyoto Prefecture in 1959. Professor, Department of Physics, Faculty of Science, Tokyo University of Science. Director of Kitakyushu City Science Museum Space LABO. Specializes in STEAM education, science education, and science communication. “Why Science? He has written and supervised many books, including ``New Encyclopedia'', ``Same New Encyclopedia'' (Senken Kenkyusha), and supervised the ``Detective Conan Experiment/Observation File Science Conan'' series (Shogakukan). He has also appeared on NHK E-TV's ``Basic Science'' and ``Chico-chan ni scolded!''. /STEAM education expert. She started learning piano using the Suzuki method from the age of 4, and as a kindergarten teacher, she has been practicing emotional education through music. After working as a kindergarten director, he participated in the Future Classroom Project of the Tokyo University of Science Research Institute's "Future Classroom/Cybermedia Campus Conference". We conduct on-site science experiment classes and research for children from preschoolers to students. Co-authored “Let’s Get Started with STEAM Education” (Ohmsha) and “Enjoy with Parents and Children! 12 Months of Interesting Science Experiments” (Mates Publishing).