The Kid Who Named Pluto : And the Stories of Other Extraordinary Young People in Science (Hardcover)

from Strims01

The Kid Who Named Pluto, written by Marc McCutcheon and illustrated by Jon Cannell is a wonderful book. This book could be used for elementary and middle school aged children. The reading level is about grade level 5. In this book it tells stories of different children who invented something or h...

from KeithMaddox

A very enjoyable book, divided into nine chapters each describing an important scientist or inventor who made important contributions to society when they were still children. Including Philo Farnsworth, who invented television, Mary Anning, who discovered the first fossils of many now famous cre...

from kvelin

This book would be such a fun book for read alouds (Grades 1-3) or for students to read who really enjoy science (3-5). These true stories tell of different kids who's research and findings have made an impact on the scientific world. This book could be used to teach strategies for setting up and...

from Strims01

The Kid Who Named Pluto, written by Marc McCutcheon and illustrated by Jon Cannell is a wonderful book. This book could be used for elementary and middle school aged children. The reading level is about grade level 5. In this book it tells stories of different children who invented something or h...

from mosbor

Robert Goddard at five dreamed of flying. He pursued his dream and became the father of space flight. Inspirational ideas for the reason that the only failure is to give up.