Sunshine Makes the Seasons: A Hands-On STEM Picture Book About Earth's Orbit Around the Sun for Kids (Ages 4-8) (Let's-Read-and-Find-Out Science 2)

I really like the "Let's Read and Find out Science 2" series. These are great science books for elementary school and they are perfect for my first grader. They use familiar examples to introduce basic scientific concepts in a simple but fun way. They are interesting for both kids and adults. I have found them to be a valuable tool to teach these concepts to my kids.This book about the sun and its impact on the seasons is really fun. The diagrams are very well done.

Great read for little kids and great resources foe science unit studies.

We used this book to discuss the science behind season changes and Winter Solstice with our five year old and his homeschool coop group. The book does a fabulous job of putting concepts into language that kids understand without watering down the information too much. The pictures and diagrams are great for visual learners as well!

I am a teacher and I needed a book that I could use in our Science Center. This is a good book for four and five year old students.

I'm a student studying to become a teacher and I used this book to build a lesson plan. I think the concept of how seasons changes is presented in a manner for 2nd or 3rd grader to easily understand. The hands-on demonstration included in the book was also helpful is enforcing the concept of why there are 4 seasons. The additional resource information provided at the back of the book is also a helpful tool for use with modifying your lesson plan to meet various student learning levels. I will keep this book in my library for use when I do become a teacher.

This is very understandable for young children. My six year old grandson is very interested in the solar system and this explains well as to how it affects the seasons of the year.

we love this series. illustrated as clear the story. Gives ideas for activities

All of the "Let's Read and Find Out" science book are a big hit in our house. This one is no different, and a welcome addition to our home school library.