Reading Lists
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About the Earth
Introduction
The Earth is our home, featuring a diverse range of natural landscapes, such as towering mountains, vast plains, and magnificent oceans. These landforms are not only beautiful but also serve as habitats for biodiversity. The Earth nurtures countless forms of life, from tiny bacteria to enormous blue whales. Ecosystems like tropical rainforests, deserts, and polar regions host unique biological communities, allowing various plants and animals to thrive in different environments. The climate of the Earth is highly variable, with different regions experiencing distinct climates that create diverse seasonal patterns and natural disasters.
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What is Science?
Introduction
Science is a way to explore the world and gain a better understanding of how things work. We can use science to explain natural phenomena, such as why the sun rises and sets or how plants grow. Scientists observe and ask questions, then conduct experiments to find answers. There are many fields of science, such as biology, chemistry, physics, earth science, and astronomy etc. If children are curious about something, parents can read with them and conduct experiments at home to cultivate their interest in science. Perhaps a future scientist will be born this way!
- Stories of Dinosaurs
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