Description

Learn by reading and by doing!

This Women in STEM Paperback Book Set with Coloring and Activity Books contains six paperback books in the Science Wide Open series, the Women in Science Coloring and Activity Book, and the More Women in Science Coloring and Activity Book. Readers will learn about the world-changing contributions of over 30 real-life women scientists and engage with their new knowledge by coloring lively drawings and completing educational activities.

Discover the research of physician Dr. Angella Ferguson or chemist Rosalind Franklin, and then contemplate your own medical cures or diagram the structure of DNA. Become an expert on why butterflies have different colors; how a seed becomes a plant; and which invention led to the development of Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS connections. Whether you're with midwife Xoquauhtli making herbal remedies in the Aztec empire, or biologist Linda Buck as she earns a Nobel Prize for her work on nose cell receptors, women from every time period, all over the world, have made countless vital contributions to STEM fields.

Through collective biographies, young learners will acquire thorough knowledge of biology, chemistry, physics, engineering, medicine, and botany. With the inclusion of the coloring and activity books, this set will inspire budding experimenters, keen researchers, and innovative problem-solvers alike to follow their passions and picture their own bright futures.