Super Simple Volcano Projects
Children's Book and Media Review
Volume 39
Issue 9
Article 58
2018
Super Simple Volcano Projects
Beverly Jones
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Jones: Super Simple Volcano Projects
Book Review
Super Simple Volcano Projects
Author
Jessie Alkire
Illustrator
Reviewer
Beverly Jones
Rating
Excellent
Level
Primary, Intermediate
Young scientists, this one is for you! If you’ve ever wondered exactly
how a volcano works, you will find the answers in the pages of this
straightforward science book. This educational read is sure to inform
as it provides a look at the internal formation of the different types of
volcanoes. However, the most exciting part of this book has to be the
six hands-on volcano projects. Clay, felt, and toothpaste are just some
of the project supplies used to create volcanic visual aids for creative
and curious children.
The book title is completely accurate, as all the projects in the book
are definitely super simple. The instructions are clear and precise
with excellent photographs to provide the reader with an idea of what
their finished product should look like. The projects also have an
explanation as to what is actually represented by the volcanic models
that are being created. This book is an excellent educational tool for
classrooms, libraries, and homes with young readers. Look no further
for the perfect guidebook for future volcanologists!
Pages
32
Year
2018
Publisher
Abdo Publishing
ISBN
9781532112409
Published by BYU ScholarsArchive, 2018
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