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Who Was Albert Einstein?
Who Was Albert Einstein? | Who Hq, Jess Brallier
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Everyone has heard of Albert Einstein-but what exactly did he do? How much do kids really know about Albert Einstein besides the funny hair and genius label? For instance, do they know that he was expelled from school as a kid? Finally, here's the story of Albert Einstein's life, told in a fun, engaging way that clearly explores the world he lived in and changed.
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JackHowley5
Who Was Albert Einstein? | Who Hq, Jess Brallier

This book covers childhood and achievements through Albert Einsteins life and career as a scientist

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JackHowley5
Who Was Albert Einstein? | Who Hq, Jess Brallier

“The most important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existing.”

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JackHowley5
Who Was Albert Einstein? | Who Hq, Jess Brallier
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This biography tells about the life of Albert Einstein, one of the most famous scientists in history, who came up with theories that revolutionized the world of physics.

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katemccord
Who Was Albert Einstein? | Who Hq, Jess Brallier

“All Albert needed to do was wait about four years for the next total eclipse, in 1914.“

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katemccord
Who Was Albert Einstein? | Who Hq, Jess Brallier

This is a great educational book for children who love science and want to learn more about famous people. I would use this for children in a classroom to do historical reports on.

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katemccord
Who Was Albert Einstein? | Who Hq, Jess Brallier
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I love these books that give such detail and interesting facts on important people in the world. Great style written story that will keep children in engaged! A great series of books.

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chloecosmo
Who Was Albert Einstein? | Jess M. Brallier, Robert Andrew Parker

“Imagination is more important than knowledge.“

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chloecosmo
Who Was Albert Einstein? | Jess M. Brallier, Robert Andrew Parker
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This biography provides a simple and engaging overview of Albert Einstein's life, from his early years and struggles to his groundbreaking contributions to physics and his lasting legacy.

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chloecosmo
Who Was Albert Einstein? | Who Hq, Jess Brallier

This book is ideal for introducing students to influential figures in science. It can be used to spark discussions about innovation, curiosity, and the scientific method, encouraging students to think critically about how one person's work can impact the world.

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Who Was Albert Einstein? | Who Hq, Jess Brallier
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Mayadenoma
Who Was Albert Einstein? | Who Hq, Jess Brallier

“Imagination is more important than knowledge.“

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Mayadenoma
Who Was Albert Einstein? | Who Hq, Jess Brallier
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Jess Brallier's 'Who Was Albert Einstein?' is an engaging biography that introduces young readers to the life and achievements of one of history's greatest minds. With accessible language and illustrations, it sparks curiosity about science and the power of imagination. This book is useful for introducing students to biographies, fostering an interest in science, and encouraging discussions about creativity.

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kspenmoll
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#Absentminded #AboutAugust

Love this series on famous people from various fields.

Eggs 👏🏻📚👍🏼🤗 4y
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OrangeMooseReads
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Felt like something was missing. Main focus was his physics work and his being a pacifist. Little on his personal life. It came across as “hey Einstein was a horrible husband and father but look at all the awesome physics/math stuff he did and he was really sorry about that atomic/nuclear bomb stuff” and he did do a lot for physics and science and I‘m glad he regretted the atom bomb, but he ditched his family and ignored his children.

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prissy.mooney
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This informational B book by Jess Brallier teaches children all about Albert Einstein. this book includes quotes, a brief description of his childhood, his theories, a timeline of events and so much more to help children learn everything they could possibly want to know about this brilliant man. The children would be able to read this book during guided reading, study him more during a historical person project and get creative for presentations.

prissy.mooney This is a great book to do guided reading on, or even independent reading. UDL 5.2 allows children to use multiple tools for construction and composition while EL 17 provides contextual support through audio visuals, models, demonstrations, realia, body language and facial expressions. (edited) 6y
prissy.mooney www.kidscreativechaos.com/2016/02/Albert-Einstein-video-and-lesson-plans.html is a great website for parents, teachers and students because it has several videos, recommended books and activities to do with children so they begin to develop a deeper understanding of how important Albert is to our society today. #UCFLAE3414SuB18 6y
DianaHerrera I agree, Einstein is important for students to understand who he is and why he is a famous scientist. @prissy.mooney 6y
DrSpalding This is an excellent series. These books easily integrate your curriculum; science and social studies topics are enhanced through these books. 6y
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Kendallc
Who Was Albert Einstein? | Jess M. Brallier, Robert Andrew Parker
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His is a great biography, where the author has a series of all types of people in history that could be used as an author study. It tells all about Einstein and his childhood and then how he was a genius, and then the incredible discoveries he has made, and his impact in the world. #ucflae3414sp18

Kendallc This link will take you to a lesson plan and activity dealing with Albert Einstein https://study.com/academy/popular/albert-einstein-experiments-for-kids.html 7y
Kendallc ESOL: 20 list most important words and phrases you use or plan to use in a presentation on a transparency or on the chalkboard UDL: 3.4 maximize transfer and generalizations 7y
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