History of Science in 100 Pictures (Usborne)

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074966
ISBN
9780794544737
Grade 4-8
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Charlotte Mason
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Description

Known for their well-illustrated resources, this publication scales back the textual information to focus on the top 100 events in science history. Beginning around 9000 BC, the timeline covers ancient science, the middle ages, the enlightenment, the scientific revolution, the atomic age, the space age, and the digital age. Little minds will be wowed as they read about the first working television transmitter (1926) made from old boxes, needles, and a bicycle light lens! Dated timeline weaves along the top or bottom of each page. Perfect way to excite little minds about history and science! Internet-linked. Index. 32 pgs, hc. ~Deanne

Publisher's Description of History of Science in 100 Pictures (Usborne)

Find out about the key advances in science through 100 amazing pictures. Discover how scientists invented life-saving medicines, probed the secrets of the smallest particles and sent people to the Moon and how ground-breaking scientific theories changed our world again and again.

Materials that cover scientific developments through history, famous scientists, inventors and inventions.

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Product Format:Hardcover
Brand:Usborne
Grades:4-8
ISBN:9780794544737
Length in Inches:11.1875
Width in Inches:8.75
Height in Inches:0.375
Weight in Pounds:0.95
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