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Your curious kids will love this collection full of fascinating people that will astound and inspire them! These areĀ great as a stand-alone supplement for your kids that need or want more to learn about scientists, or while used in conjunction with your regular science curriculum. Each resource has a good amount of quality videos, too, which are helpful for pre-readers as well as dyslexic kids and others that struggle with reading. We have found these resources invaluable for quick, safe research for papers and projects as well!
Giveaway details:
3 winners
Each winner gets access toĀ the Great Scientists collection($14.95 value)
To enter, simply leave a comment telling me which scientist you are most interested in learning about, and why! (Check them out here) Be sure to enter your email in the comment form so I can contact you if you are a winner.
Winners will be chosen by 11:59pm on July 24Ā and will be announced on the blog plus contacted personally by me.
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**Comments are now closed. Ā Winners for this giveaway are Laura W., Tammy C., and Ellen.
Alexander Graham Bell because he seems like an interesting person.
Famous Inventors Collection
famous inventors i’d like to learn about these as well as teach my son š
The Wright Brothers because I love NC history and they’re a huge part.
Pick just one?!?! I don’t think that is possible. LOL!
Tesla the man was so underrated in his lifetime. most people don’t even know who he is.
George Washington Carver because we love peanut butter!! lol
Curie, as my daughter loves math and science, and she is always inspired to hear stories of women who used their brains & gifts.
One?! I’m interested to learn about ALL of them! My small town public education didn’t teach us much at all about famous scientists, so I’d love to learn about them all with my kids. š
My boys would like to learn about inventors, especially Henry Ford.
The Famous Scientists.
Linnaeus! I’ve tried finding more free information on this scientist myself and only achieved a one page paper for my hours of searching. I hope there’s tons more out there through your collection.
My science-lovin’ boy would love to study about Einstein!
I am excited about all of them. I know a little bit about most of them, so I will choose Linnaeus, since I don’t know much about him.
We are interested in the Wright brothers. My husband is a private pilot and we love to study all things aviation!
The astrologer!
All the people in the Great Scientists Collection would be great to study because my education was very lacking in that area.
Marie Curie and Albert Einstein my daughter is a science and math whizz
Marie Curie
Copernicus because we just briefly studied him in history but my kids wanted to know more.
I love science! I am most interested in learning about Archimedes because I feel I don’t know enough about him.
Benjamin Holt, becuase we’ve studied all the other scientists.
I’ve always had a soft spot for Copernicus. š
We’d benefit from learning about Einstein. Apparently he had trouble in school and so do my kiddos.
Tesla. I let my son pick, but he didn’t say why.
I’d pick the Wright Bros, I love flight & have visited Kittyhawk & the Smithsonian.
I would love learning more about the different scientists as this is something we really have not covered yet. My daughter would enjoy learning about more inventors. We covered some this past school year and it was a major hit. Not sure she even realized we were learning š
I like the great scientists.
I’d love to learn more about Hippocrates. I know of the Hippocratic Oath and I would love to learn more about his contribution to medicine/health.
I remember studying a bit on Linneas and would love to know more!
Morse, because my kids love anything to do with code. But both the inventors and the scientists sets look intriguing! Thanks for putting these together!
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Benjamin Holt because embarrassing enough, I haven’t ever heard of him!
I’ve heard of Copernicus, but don’t know much about him, so it would be nice to learn about him. Then, there’s Benjamin Holt that I’ve never heard of, so it might be interesting to learn about him too.
I’d like to learn more about Copernicus and Morse š
Erwin Schrƶdinger – my son makes references to Schrƶdinger’s cat while he’s playing video games. He needs to study more about the quantum theory of superposition ( and focus less on the video games!).
Archimedes! My girls love learning about him and his inventions.
Kepler, I read a book about him when I was young and he seems so overlooked in his body of work.
Marie Curie
Great scientists looks wonderful!
Isaac Newton
George Washington Carver. I love his background and how life didn’t knock him down. tarter95@hotmail.com
I’d like to learn more about Linnaeus.
I would love for our kids to learn about Marie Curie, an accomplished female scientist.
George Washington Carver
We have always been interested in Leonardo DaVinchi
Leonardo daVinchi
Einstein, for my girls. It’s too hard for me to just pick one!
I am most interested in learning more about Archimedes and Copernicus, because her curricula briefly mentions these scientists but we want to find out more about their lives and contributions to the world.
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I think my older kids would enjoy any of these, but they seem very interested in Jacque Cousteau. We are studying marine life in science this year.
Leonardo da Vinci
My son would be most interested in learning about the Wright Brothers as he is interested in flying and airplanes. I’d like to learn more about Tesla.
I would say Archimedes,I love learning new stuff and I am sure I haven’t learned all there is to know about him.
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I’m going for Curie so my daughter can enjoy learning about a woman!
Jacques Cousteau. As an avid scuba diving family we really owe a lot to this man. His exploration was tops.