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Outstanding Science Trade Books for 2009Science Books Suggested by the National Science Teachers Association
A sample list of the best science trade books for K-12 science education is provided along with links to additional science book resources to support scientific literacy.
Another year has gone by and the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) has released its annual list of recommended science literacy trade books for this year. These books are recommended by members of the science education community to NSTA and reviewed by a panel of professionals. This panel of professionals is comprised of science teachers, university professors, and other science educators. The panel’s review focuses on reading level, creative path to inquiry, scientific accuracy, appropriateness of art and pictures for using visual arts in science, connections with science standards, and content area appropriateness. After reviewing the latest panel’s recommendations, the NSTA published its list of outstanding science trade books for 2009. The following are selected samples of outstanding science trade books for 2009 by content area and grade level, as recommended by NSTA: Archaeology, Anthropology, and PaleontologyBodies from the Ice: Melting Glaciers and the Recovery of the Past
BiographyFarmer George Plants a Nation
Earth and Space ScienceMoon Landing
Environment and EcologyWhen the Wolves Returned: Restoring Nature’s Balance in Yellowstone
HealthDr. Frankenstein’s Human Body Book
BiologyGenetics: From DNA to Designer Dogs
Technology and EngineeringCool Stuff Exploded
Additional Science Trade Book ResourcesThe following are additional tradebooks resources that focus on science, along with popular online animated science trade books.
Outstanding science tradebooks provide learning resources for students through reading scientific correct books, being resources for science nature journals, problem-based learning investigations, and other inquiry-based science exercises. Students will enjoy these books as they develop a better understanding of science through the stories being told and visually artistic works.
The copyright of the article Outstanding Science Trade Books for 2009 in Teacher Tips/Training is owned by David R. Wetzel. Permission to republish Outstanding Science Trade Books for 2009 in print or online must be granted by the author in writing.
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