Local Science Engagement Network Community

does someone have recs for books to v read to elementory age children

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Larry James Anderson
Atlanta GA
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Check out archive.org. All materials published in Creative Commons, i.e., no formal copyright.

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John Summers
Assistant Professor
Bucks County Community College
Doylestown PA
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I am long long ago retired, and so I don't have a fresh reading list. 

I do recommend two resources, the National Center for Science Education: Evolution Lesson Sets https://ncse.ngo/evolution-lesson-sets, and the UC Berkley: Teach Evolution https://evolution.berkeley.edu/teach-evolution/ .

GH

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[Gary][Hurd]
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As the parent of a kiddo starting pre-k this fall, I love this question, Larry! Are you looking for general science books or any particular discipline? It might not be explicitly science education, but I love Dr. Seuss' "The Lorax" for its timeless message about our environment. We also really like "Flow, Spin, Grow: Looking for Patterns in Nature" and "Sounds of Nature: World of Forests" book so we can play the sounds of different forest habitats and explain what they are.

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Emileigh Clare MPH
American Association for the Advancement of Science
Washington DC
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