Everybody Has a Body: Science from Head to Toe
No. of pages 214
Published: 1992
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There are 214 pages in this book. This book was published in 1992 by Gryphon House, U. S. .
Robert Williams is Professor Emeritus at Southern Illinois University. He is currently acting as lead consultant for the NSF-funded Building Base Line Objectives for Children's Knowledge and Skills in Science (BLOCKS) program at the University of Texas. The teachers and researchers in BLOCKS are assessing what skills four-year-olds can attain before they enter kindergarten.
"This is a great source of information about the body with an enormous number of activities to help little children discover their bodies. It's a wonderful resource for teachers and parents of children ages 3-6 to promote self-discovery." - Children's Book Review Service, Inc., New York
"Each activity is accompanied by a step-by-step guide, things you will need, and ideas on expanding the activity. The book opens with extremely brief discussions of the integration of science with children and offers sound advice." - Young Children
"... designed for an age group often ignored in elementary science. I highly recommend this book for the primary grades." - Science and Children