pickSoft pick for me - an scientific history of how our understanding of gravity has changed from Newton to Einstein to quantum theory to string theory. A little background in physics is helpful, but expertise is not needed (I took an intro level college class in 2007, so…). Some sections dragged a bit (the chapter on tides 🫠), but I thought the last third was a great intro to quantum theory and string theory, which I knew very little about.
“Questions lead to answers, and answers lead to more questions.”
“A journey through the wonder-filled mind of a scientific legend.“
pickA poetic and beautifully illustrated biography, this book explores Albert Einstein‘s boundless curiosity and imagination, making his genius accessible to young readers.
“Looked and Wondered. Looked and wondered.”
Students will explore how Einstein‘s curiosity and creativity helped him make important discoveries and how they can think like scientists. By the end of the lesson, students will feel inspired to ask questions, explore their interests, and embrace creativity. They can create their own invention just like Einstein.
pickThis book tells the inspiring story of Albert Einstein, from a curious boy to one of the world‘s most celebrated scientists. The book captures his journey of wonder and discovery, showing how his imagination and curiosity led to groundbreaking ideas that changed our understanding of the universe. This book encourages children to embrace curiosity and see the power of imagination.
This biography talks about the life of Albert Einstein. Einstein was a brilliant scientist who development the theory of relativity. It talks about his life and his contribution to the physics world.
