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Age Range
8 - 12
Genre
nonfiction
Copyright Year
2006-01-01
Page Count
64
Publisher
National Geographic Children's Books
Grade Level
3rd - 7th
ISBN
9781426302497
Lexile
900
Themes
medicine and first aid

Marie Curie (National Geographic Kids)

Written and Illustrated by Philip Steele
Marie Curie was the first person to receive two Nobel Prizes for science, and her work still influences our understanding of physics, medicine, and chemistry. This lively and engaging biography brings the reader into Marie Curie's world through personal diaries, school reports, family photos, and revealing quotations.
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STEM Activity: Chemical and Physical Changes (3-5)

Use these fun, at-home experiments to investigate chemical changes!

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Historic Figures Activity Guide for Grades PK-2

This activity guide supports books on historic figures for grades PK-2.

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Marie Curie Guide for Educators

Marie Curie printable guide for educators provides suggestions for activating student thinking...
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Marie Curie: Word Search

Look for vocabulary words from Marie Curie. Circle or click on words across, down, or diagonally...
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Marie Curie: Memory Matching

After reading Marie Curie, use this Memory Matching puzzle to help students build familiarity with...
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Marie Curie: Criss Cross

Answer clues based on the content and vocabulary words from Marie Curie. Look for hints in the Word...
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Age Range
8 - 12
Genre
nonfiction
Copyright Year
2006-01-01
Page Count
64
Publisher
National Geographic Children's Books
Grade Level
3rd - 7th
ISBN
9781426302497
Lexile
900
Themes
medicine and first aid
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