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Description
This book explores the science of rocks and fossils, examining the different types of rocks and minerals found on Earth and explaining how they change over time through natural processes. It discusses how fossils form and the methods scientists use to date and study them. The book also looks at the work of paleontologists in discovering and analyzing fossils.
Quick Summary
Kids get to dig into the minds of real paleontologists and uncover the jaw-dropping secrets of creatures that roamed Earth millions of years ago. They'll love the gross and cool details about how fossils actually form, from dinosaur bones trapped in rock to tiny sea creatures pressed into ancient seabeds. If your kid loves the Magic Tree House adventures or National Geographic Kids books about dinosaurs, they'll devour this fact-filled exploration of Earth's prehistoric past. Perfect for kids in grades 4 through 7 who are curious about science and ready to handle reading level 7.1.