Greg's Microscope (I Can Read Book 3)
by Millicent E. Selsam
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Book Reviews of Greg's Microscope (I Can Read Book 3)
Book Review: great starting place
Summary: 5 Stars
I ordered this book for my eight year old niece. She has decided she wants to be a scientist when she grows up and asked Santa for a microscope. She was delighted with the book and read it with no problem. She learned a lot about her new microscope from Santa and has been using the microscope daily to look at prepared slides that I also ordered for her. The book is a great starting place for children who are interested in learning to use a microscope.Book Review: Great Book for Introducing Scientific Curiosity....
Summary: 5 Stars
After reading this book about a boy who gets a microscope and starts exploring his world with it, my daughter started begging for a microscope. She was fortunate enough to receive a nice one for Christmas, and she has been having a great time recreating Greg's simple microscopic experiments and explorations.
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Book Review: Greg's Microscope
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a wonderful book for any budding scientist. It is the story of friends using Greg's new microscope to look up close and personal at everyday objects found around the house. The book contains illustrations of items they observe under the microscope...like sugar. It would be a great book to go along with a new microscope.Book Review: Introduce the magic of a microscope to kids
Summary: 5 Stars
Greg's Microscope tells the story of Greg experiencing how a variety of common substances look when they are enhanced under the microscope--sugar, salt, sand, It's a good way to introduce young children to the fascinating world that can only be seen under a microscope.Book Review: Greg's Microscope is for boys, not girls
Summary: 2 Stars
This is a nice easy reader about a child with a home microscope. Observation of common objects is presented with a good discovery approach, but Greg's family is depicted in a (very 1960s) sexist manner that diminishes its usefulness.