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Hands on science these giant books of projects and experiments takes a hands on approach to science concepts. This essential series of science books makes science concepts accessiblecapturing childrens imagination while laying the foundation for future learning. A secular middle school science text that is available for free on amazon is ck12 life science for middle school. Discover how a round earth can be portrayed on a flat map, the cause of a volcanic eruption, what causes rocks to fold, how friction can be both helpful and harmful, the forces that act on an airplane as it flies, and more.
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