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How did Anton van Leeuwenhoek discover a new world? Does your heart beat faster after jogging? Is wool a better insulator than cotton? The world around us is full of interesting questions. This series gives students the tools to find the answers! Students will discover how the scientific method has changed our lives, and will learn how to plan, design, and conduct their own investigations.

About the author: Susan Glass is an elementary teacher and former science resource teacher and science fair coordinator. She loves doing hands-on experiments and has written several other science books for young readers.

Science Tools	p. 4
Observation	p. 6
Tools for Observing	p. 10
Measurement	p. 14
Using Measuring Tools	p. 18
Using Models	p. 28
Putting It All Together	p. 30
Make Your Own Science Tools	p. 34
Science Safety	p. 40
Being a Scientist	p. 42
The Metric System	p. 44
Glossary	p. 46
Further Reading	p. 47
Index	p. 48
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