About This Book
This fascinating nonfiction book uses incredible scanning electron microscope photographs to reveal the unseen structures of familiar objects. From a strand of hair to a grain of salt, readers will discover the intricate details that make up our world. It's an excellent resource for sparking curiosity about science and technology, perfect for children aged 4-11 who are beginning to ask 'how' and 'why' about everything. The visual nature makes it engaging for younger children as a read-aloud, while older elementary kids can explore it independently.
Photographs taken with a powerful scanning electron microscope reveal the composition of numerous common objects including hair, salt crystals, and a pin.
Discussion Prompts
1
Which object looked the most surprising when seen up close, and why?
2
What other everyday objects would you like to see under a powerful microscope?
3
How do you think scientists use tools like electron microscopes in their work?
4
What did you learn about the world that you didn't know before reading this book?
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