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Einstein and Newton… Come into the world of physics, the physics loved by geniuses!
A world filled with the laws of physics unfolds.
What is the foundation of how humans, who lived as primitive people in the wild, achieved scientific and technological advancements and achieved prosperity? The key lies in scientific thinking.
So what is scientific thinking? Since time immemorial, people have been curious about how the universe works.
Scientists have been asking questions and trying to find answers using rational thinking and methods.
For example, it is not a scientific attitude to think of a rainbow as just a natural phenomenon.
If observing the natural phenomenon of finding a rainbow in the sky after rain, and always observing it on the opposite side of the sun, began, scientists deduced from such observations that rainbows appear when light is refracted by water droplets floating in the air after rain.
And he proved his reasoning correct by creating an artificial rainbow through an experiment that sprayed water droplets into the air.
This is the scientific way of thinking.
Scientists try to explain everything in the universe through scientific thinking.
Among them, physics is the study of why everything that makes up the world we live in, from atoms to the entire universe, moves and functions the way it does.
The "This is Physics" series is an introductory physics book that helps children clearly understand the essential physical concepts that make up the world.
The world of physics is truly vast and boundless.
The world we see when we know physics is completely different from the world we see when we don't know physics.
A completely different world unfolds.
Physics is a discipline that transforms children's perspectives, their thinking, and their confidence in many ways.
A world filled with the laws of physics unfolds.
What is the foundation of how humans, who lived as primitive people in the wild, achieved scientific and technological advancements and achieved prosperity? The key lies in scientific thinking.
So what is scientific thinking? Since time immemorial, people have been curious about how the universe works.
Scientists have been asking questions and trying to find answers using rational thinking and methods.
For example, it is not a scientific attitude to think of a rainbow as just a natural phenomenon.
If observing the natural phenomenon of finding a rainbow in the sky after rain, and always observing it on the opposite side of the sun, began, scientists deduced from such observations that rainbows appear when light is refracted by water droplets floating in the air after rain.
And he proved his reasoning correct by creating an artificial rainbow through an experiment that sprayed water droplets into the air.
This is the scientific way of thinking.
Scientists try to explain everything in the universe through scientific thinking.
Among them, physics is the study of why everything that makes up the world we live in, from atoms to the entire universe, moves and functions the way it does.
The "This is Physics" series is an introductory physics book that helps children clearly understand the essential physical concepts that make up the world.
The world of physics is truly vast and boundless.
The world we see when we know physics is completely different from the world we see when we don't know physics.
A completely different world unfolds.
Physics is a discipline that transforms children's perspectives, their thinking, and their confidence in many ways.
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Everything Elementary School Students Need to Know About Physics
The [This is Physics] series introduces the most basic and important concepts in physics in an easy and fun way through the format of comics.
Exploratory activities with experiments help students understand concepts, and the fascinating backstories of scientific history keep them entertained.
It covers 10 essential physics concepts in depth, including electricity, magnetism, sound, light, heat, energy, gravity, force and motion, properties of matter, and changes in matter.
Above all, unfamiliar and difficult physics concepts are explained in a friendly manner so that any child interested in science can understand them.
The [This is Physics] series is composed in a colorful way that takes advantage of the characteristics of comics that children enjoy reading.
Essential physics concepts become the main characters that lead the story, naturally drawing young readers into the world of physics, and presenting information in three dimensions through the diverse use of illustrations and photographs.
The riddle-like questions the protagonist poses also stimulate children's curiosity.
It provides an integrated explanation of various physics concepts and suggests experiments and experiences to help students approach the concepts more closely.
What is electricity and how does it come about?
In the first volume of the [This is Physics] series, 'Electricity', you travel around the world under the guidance of the main character, 'Electricity'.
Find out what electricity is and learn about related concepts such as charge, static electricity, current, conductors and insulators.
We will also look at how electricity is used in our daily lives and how to use it correctly, as well as identify major events in the development of electricity throughout history.
We also meet Edison and Tesla, who made electricity available to us in our lives today.
In the "Learn More?" corner, which provides a deeper understanding of the concept of electricity, we explore Franklin's experiment that proved the nature of lightning, the world's first battery, the Voltaic cell, and the types and principles of batteries, as well as the story of the invention of the practical incandescent light bulb.
[This is Physics] Series Features
· An easy and fun comic filled with 10 essential physics concepts!
· 'On-site capture': encountering vivid concepts in everyday life
· 'Exploratory activities' that teach concepts through playful experiments
A timeline showing the development of essential physics concepts at a glance.
· The fascinating backstory of scientific history, "Persons of Interest"
· If you understand the basic concepts, you can quickly level up to advanced learning. "Want to learn more?"
· 'Q&A' that further develops thinking, logic, and problem-solving skills
· An explanation of surprising and interesting facts and terms surrounding essential physics concepts.
Curriculum Linkage: 3rd Grade, 1st Semester 4.
Use of magnets
6th grade, 2nd semester 1.
Use of electricity
The [This is Physics] series introduces the most basic and important concepts in physics in an easy and fun way through the format of comics.
Exploratory activities with experiments help students understand concepts, and the fascinating backstories of scientific history keep them entertained.
It covers 10 essential physics concepts in depth, including electricity, magnetism, sound, light, heat, energy, gravity, force and motion, properties of matter, and changes in matter.
Above all, unfamiliar and difficult physics concepts are explained in a friendly manner so that any child interested in science can understand them.
The [This is Physics] series is composed in a colorful way that takes advantage of the characteristics of comics that children enjoy reading.
Essential physics concepts become the main characters that lead the story, naturally drawing young readers into the world of physics, and presenting information in three dimensions through the diverse use of illustrations and photographs.
The riddle-like questions the protagonist poses also stimulate children's curiosity.
It provides an integrated explanation of various physics concepts and suggests experiments and experiences to help students approach the concepts more closely.
What is electricity and how does it come about?
In the first volume of the [This is Physics] series, 'Electricity', you travel around the world under the guidance of the main character, 'Electricity'.
Find out what electricity is and learn about related concepts such as charge, static electricity, current, conductors and insulators.
We will also look at how electricity is used in our daily lives and how to use it correctly, as well as identify major events in the development of electricity throughout history.
We also meet Edison and Tesla, who made electricity available to us in our lives today.
In the "Learn More?" corner, which provides a deeper understanding of the concept of electricity, we explore Franklin's experiment that proved the nature of lightning, the world's first battery, the Voltaic cell, and the types and principles of batteries, as well as the story of the invention of the practical incandescent light bulb.
[This is Physics] Series Features
· An easy and fun comic filled with 10 essential physics concepts!
· 'On-site capture': encountering vivid concepts in everyday life
· 'Exploratory activities' that teach concepts through playful experiments
A timeline showing the development of essential physics concepts at a glance.
· The fascinating backstory of scientific history, "Persons of Interest"
· If you understand the basic concepts, you can quickly level up to advanced learning. "Want to learn more?"
· 'Q&A' that further develops thinking, logic, and problem-solving skills
· An explanation of surprising and interesting facts and terms surrounding essential physics concepts.
Curriculum Linkage: 3rd Grade, 1st Semester 4.
Use of magnets
6th grade, 2nd semester 1.
Use of electricity
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: August 10, 2023
- Format: Hardcover book binding method guide
- Page count, weight, size: 60 pages | 172*222*15mm
- ISBN13: 9791190744904
- ISBN10: 1190744902
- KC Certification: Certification Type: Conformity Confirmation
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