Catalog Nienhuis

FOR TEACHERS

101 Things Everyone Should Know About Science Dia L. Michels. Nathan Levy. An impressive source of science information for all ages. Written in a question-and-answer format filled with fun facts and concise explanations. • 160 pp, soft cover, 2006 edition. Item Number: 536900

Science For Everyday: A Montessori Based Science Curriculum E.L. Galvin. Provides an extensive science curriculum for the Montessori early childhood classroom. Includes comprehensive introduction with integration and assessment details. 70 science lesson activities are presented with monthly scheduling suggestions. • 156 pp, soft cover, 2001 edition. Item Number: 531300

Science Experiences: Part 1 R. Gupta. A collection of easily performed experiments. • 50 pp, soft cover, 1995 edition.

Item Number: 536530

Science Experiences: Part 4 R. Gupta. A collection of easily performed experiments. • 51 pp, soft cover, 1995 edition.

Item Number: 536533

FOR PARENTS

Understanding The Human Being Silvana Montanaro, MD. The importance of education in the first 3 years of life to reach a high level of emotional, intellectual and moral integration. • 166 pp, soft cover, 1991 edition. Item Number: 531500 Learning How To Learn Nancy Rambusch, who brought the resurgence of Montessori to America and founded the American Montessori Society (AMS), was renowned for her coherent grasp of Montessori principles and her ability to articulate them brilliantly. Here Nancy shares her compelling insights that led to the rapid growth of the Montessori movement. Parent Child Press in cooperation with AMS, reissued this long out-of print book in this beautiful, commemorative edition. Features a new preamble by John McDermott and a reproduction of the original dust jacket from 1962. • 188 pp, hard cover, 2013 edition. Item Number: 538600

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