DK Workbooks: Science, Pre-K

Help your 3 to 5 year-old get a start on understanding the science around them with this simple and enjoyable workbook. It’s an excellent aid for homeschooling, or as a guide to teach some extra concepts. 
 
Introduce young ones to the intriguing world of science. Your child will discover the facts about making liquids and solids; seed growth and plant life cycles; our five basic senses and even how to make a boat! 
 
 
This pre-K workbook helps ignite children’s science skills. It unpacks basic concepts through fun activities and exercises. Explore exciting topics like the weather, different seasons, living things, the human body, and floating and sinking in water. 
 
With the help of leading educational experts, the DK Workbooks: Science series is the perfect addition to schoolwork. Level by level, these educational books offer parents at-home practice work that your kids will enjoy! They come with gold stars for completed activities, and a certificate of accomplishment as a reward for finishing the workbook. 
  
It’s packed with learning materials and activities that explain different types of science in an easy-to-follow format. Through fact boxes, exercises, puzzles and mazes, your child will build knowledge, develop cognitive thinking, and get ahead of the curve. Our curriculum meets Common Core standards, so your child can build some extra confidence for school. 
 
Learn and Explore  
  
Written for prekindergarten, this workbook includes:  

   • Easy-to-understand explanations of key concepts  
   • Illustrations to support understanding   
   • Exercises and activities that make learning easy and fun 
 
Once your little scientist has worked through the DK Workbooks: Science, we have Kindergarten and First Grade workbooks ready for them to continue studying. For other subjects they enjoy look at our DK Workbooks range, which includes DK Workbooks: Spelling, DK Workbooks: Geography and DK Workbooks: Language Arts. 

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