Science at Home Binding:Hardcover it's hard not to join

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and a chipmunk behaving like the world's smallest pole vaulter to nab juicy red berries hanging from the lowest parts of a coral honeysuckle vine

highlighting Winslow Homer's fascination and love for the ocean and its waves

He was such a daydreamer that people called him a blockhead

Science at Home Binding:Hardcover it's hard not to joinIn Science at Home, Edith Patch and Harrison Howe invite young readers on a journey of discovery without ever leaving the house. From the garden to the kitchen, from warm blankets to the walls around us, everyday objects are explored with scientific curiosity and a gentle storytelling voice. Children learn how things work, where they come from, and how they're connected to the natural world. Chapters like "Flower Gardens," "Home Shelters," and