May not be brand new, but the success of this title helped create the other three. This one entices children aged 8-11 to focus on their everyday encounters with foods and fabrics and learn about the science of it all. Children observe how similar science concepts relate to both foods and fabrics. The 10 activities show children how each of five science concepts relates to plant science and engineering. Session 1 examines protective materials and strategies.
Children learn how plants protect themselves from drought, fire, and insects.
They explore engineering ideas as they construct containers to protect fragile or valuable items. Research shows that people with Alzheimer's may prefer to handle and manipulate things rather than engage in conversation. This manual includes 16 projects, ranging from a fleecy muff to a home decorator folder, including detailed instructions and patterns. The program encourages participants to learn about the disease and become involved in community intergenerational opportunities. Helps young people acquire independent cooking skills to promote healthy food choices and good nutrition.