You'll navigate the gray areas of black and white in America, take a hard-boiled view of economic realities, and tackle the tough question of the government's role in family life. Breakthrough paints an honest picture of what it's like to do science. The exciting aspects-like the thrill of a new discovery and the adventure of traveling around the world are tempered by the frustration of failed experiments and the ongoing struggle for funding and recognition. Life on the Street. Math for Humans inserts real information about our world so calculations yield meaningful results.
Small artist can work right along with the children on tape.
Activities include capturing nature in waxed paper, clay modeling, folded dyed paper, and others. Learn about colors and shapes with six fun projects. Create jewelry from everyday items. The tape helps develop awareness of nature and concerns about the future of the planet. 25 minutes each.