"Deadly Science - Renewable Resources - Book 8" By Corey Tutt & Australian Geographic
Bursting with exciting topics and real-world connections, this book is designed to ignite the natural curiosity of primary-aged children.
Through fun experiments, thought-provoking questions, and hands-on activities, young readers are encouraged to dive into the fascinating world of science and discover how its principles influence everything around us — from the food we eat and the homes we live in, to the technology we use and the environment we depend on. This book doesn’t just teach facts — it helps children think like scientists, inspiring them to explore, observe, and understand the incredible ways science shapes the way we live every day.
Reviews:
"Our centre purchased two beautiful mobiles which we have in the baby and toddler rooms, our kinders use the felt solar system mat and Deadly Science books along with wooden matching game, wooden symbol boards and Aboriginal Flag colour felt balls. All are loved by children and Educators!!" - Rebecca
- ISBN: 9781922388674
- ISBN-10: 192238867X
- Audience: Children
- Format: Hardcover
- Language: English
- Number Of Pages: 32
- Published: 20th June 2022
- Publisher: AUSTRALIAN GEOGRAPHIC
- Country of Publication: AU
- Dimensions (cm): 27 x 23.5 x 1
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Weight (kg): 0.35
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About Corey Tutt and Deadly Science
About Corey Tutt and Deadly Science
Deadly Science, founded by Corey Tutt, addresses the lack of STEM resources in regional and remote schools in Australia. Fuelled by Corey's passion for STEM and his experience of limited opportunities for Aboriginal people in this field, Deadly Science provides resources and learning experiences to bridge this gap. Corey's initiative began with personal efforts to support schools, leading to the establishment of Deadly Science in 2018. Since then, it has evolved into Australia's leading Indigenous STEM charity, impacting over 800 schools and community organizations nationwide.
Deadly Science, founded by Corey Tutt, addresses the lack of STEM resources in regional and remote schools in Australia. Fuelled by Corey's passion for STEM and his experience of limited opportunities for Aboriginal people in this field, Deadly Science provides resources and learning experiences to bridge this gap. Corey's initiative began with personal efforts to support schools, leading to the establishment of Deadly Science in 2018. Since then, it has evolved into Australia's leading Indigenous STEM charity, impacting over 800 schools and community organizations nationwide.