Ionic Compounds Wiley 2006

Parents and kids will enjoy learning together while reading this fun-filled early reader, packed with a super-boost of science!

In this book you'll be introduced to four fun characters who will teach kids and parents alike about ionic compounds by making analogies to friendships, emotions, and everyday childhood experiences. For example, technical content such as the 'definite proportions' of ions within simple ionic compounds, and the desire for main group elements to become 'isoelectronic' with their noble gas are introduced through an analogy to the desire we all share to want to be with our friends.

Parents and teachers: Read the "For The Teacher" part of this book first. This will highlight what is to be 'learned' from this book. Next, read this book with your student(s) / kid(s), allow your student(s) / kid(s) to make comments about their reading. Next, enjoy the "learning together activities." Guide your student(s) / kid(s) to the intended learning conclusions. Finally, answer the questions at the end of the book.

Chemistry professor James Ross (Kidprofessor) created this and other science books for his own kids. Knowing what areas of chemistry are challenging to his college students, he wanted to offer his own kids a "head-start" by engaging them with fun chemistry stories with unique, fun characters. To benefit his future college students, he now offers this "head-start" to your young reader(s).

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