 Loading... | Astronomer (Scientific American Investigates Careers In Science) Author: Banks, Rosie | |
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Summary:
Readers of this outstanding volume will find out how they can become astronomers, what an astronomer does in their daily work, and about some of the ingenious instruments aiding these scientists in understanding the universe we can and can't see.
Reviews:
School Library Journal (04/01/25)
Full Text Reviews:
School Library Journal - 04/01/2025 Gr 3–5—This dynamic and eye-opening series, created in collaboration with Scientific American, shatters stereotypes of scientists in lab coats and invites middle grade readers to explore an exciting array of STEM careers. Perfect for hi-lo readers, each volume dives into a fascinating field of science, introducing inspiring careers like archaeologist, meteorologist, geologist, and paleontologist. With accessible language, vibrant photographs of real scientists, and engaging visuals such as graphic organizers and fact boxes, this series makes complex concepts approachable and thrilling. Readers can uncover the mysteries of Earth's past with geologists who study rock formations and plate tectonics, or they can dive into the science of storms with meteorologists who predict life-saving weather forecasts. Each book not only highlights what these scientists do daily but also provides glimpses into groundbreaking discoveries that have shaped our world. This series aligns perfectly with elementary STEM curricula while offering real-world connections that spark curiosity. VERDICT With high-interest content and accessible text, this series is an excellent addition to any library, especially school libraries serving STEM school students. - Copyright 2025 Publishers Weekly, Library Journal and/or School Library Journal used with permission.
