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The Topic Book offers a dynamic approach to science education, featuring engaging practical activities that encourage curiosity and exploration. It provides opportunities for consolidation and reflection, making it suitable for both classroom and home learning. With comprehensive coverage of essential skills and knowledge, this program is designed to nurture and inspire young scientists, ensuring they remain inquisitive about the world around them.

The program emphasizes curiosity and inquiry, encouraging children to ask questions about their environment. The Topic Book features engaging practical activities that promote learning and reflection, suitable for both classroom and home use. It provides thorough coverage of essential skills and knowledge for curriculum success, aiming to nurture and inspire young scientists.

The programme features a Topic Book filled with engaging practical activities that encourage curiosity and exploration of the world. It offers opportunities for both consolidation and reflection, making it suitable for classroom and home use. Comprehensive coverage of essential skills and knowledge ensures that children meet curriculum requirements while fostering a love for science. Science Bug International aims to nurture and inspire young scientists through its interactive and thought-provoking content.

Engaging and interactive, the Topic Book within Science Bug International offers practical activities that encourage curiosity and exploration of the world. It provides opportunities for both consolidation of learning and reflection, making it suitable for classroom and home use. Comprehensive in its coverage of essential skills and knowledge, this program aims to nurture and inspire young scientists, ensuring they remain inquisitive about their surroundings.

Engaging and interactive, the Topic Book of Science Bug International offers practical activities that encourage children to explore and question their surroundings. It combines fun with educational content, ensuring comprehensive coverage of essential skills and knowledge for curriculum success. Ideal for both classroom and home use, this program aims to nurture and inspire young scientists, fostering a lifelong curiosity about the world.

The hands-on science program engages curious kids with a curriculum tailored to the new primary science standards. Crafted by a team of expert authors led by Anne Goldsworthy, it aims to ignite imagination and foster confidence in young scientists. Through interactive activities, the program nurtures curiosity and inspires a love for science, making learning both fun and educational.

Science Bug is an exciting hands-on science programme designed for today's curious kids!It's been written for the new primary science programme of study by an expert author team led by Anne Goldsworthy, to help you spark imagination, fuel curiosity, spark imagination and nurture inspired and confident young scientists.

Science Bug is an exciting hands-on science programme designed for today's curious kids!It's been written for the new primary science programme of study by an expert author team led by Anne Goldsworthy, to help you spark imagination, fuel curiosity, spark imagination and nurture inspired and confident young scientists.

Part of the Science Bug toolkit, the pupil books provide: interesting and unusual science facts exciting ideas for research opportunities for further independent study clear diagrams and photos to support children's understanding fun skills pages focussing on building children's Working Scientifically skills. Series Editor: Anne Goldsworthy Authors: Debbie Eccles, Deborah Herridge and Tanya Shields

Part of the Science Bug toolkit, the pupil books provide: interesting and unusual science facts exciting ideas for research opportunities for further independent study clear diagrams and photos to support children's understanding fun skills pages focussing on building children's Working Scientifically skills. Series Editor: Anne Goldsworthy Authors: Debbie Eccles, Deborah Herridge and Tanya Shields