Mole and Tell will be released May 2, 2023<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\nLearn alongside Mr. Cantello’s energetic fourth grade class as they discover Avogadro’s number<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\nBook 1 of a new series simplifies Avogadro’s number, scientific notation, and the periodic table in a classroom setting reminiscent of \u201cThe Magic School Bus”<\/i><\/p>\n \u2014 Adam E. Cohen, Ph.D., Prof. of Chemistry and Physics, Harvard University<\/p>\n<\/div>\n WASHINGTON, DC, UNITED STATES, May 1, 2023\/EINPresswire.com<\/a>\/ — Have you ever wondered how many different days there are to celebrate science? Science Naturally<\/a> is excited to introduce readers to the first book in the brand new Celebrate Science series. Learn about International Mole Day with Mole and Tell<\/a>, by brother-sister duo Catherine Payne and John Payne II.<\/p>\n When Mr. Cantello\u2019s fourth graders see a strange date written on the board, they learn that Mole Day is coming soon… but what is a mole? And what does it have to do with their science class? <\/p>\n Mole and Tell introduces kids to the annual holiday celebrating the mole, a big number that measures tiny things. This 40-page picture book gives kids their first glimpse at real chemistry, teaching them about measuring molecules through a fun and easy-to-understand activity\u2014Show and Tell. Join the class for a delightful introduction to scientific measurements, and a Mole Day celebration to remember!<\/p>\n \u201cThis book introduces children to how chemists count things like atoms and molecules. What a fun way to learn about one of the core concepts of chemistry!\u201d says Adam E. Cohen, Ph.D., Professor of Chemistry and Physics at Harvard University. \u201cMole and Tell is sure to spark curiosity and encourage kids into more scientific explorations.\u201d<\/p>\n With bright illustrations by Elisa Rocchi, Mr. Cantello and the fourth graders come to life, full of energy and excitement. Mr. Cantello\u2019s curious students ask the same questions a young reader might be wondering: how can a mole of sugar be larger than a mole of water, and how is it possible to measure something smaller than you can see? And with accessible, elementary-level explanations, readers of all ages will be excited to learn more about concepts such as the periodic table, molar mass, molecules, scientific collaboration, and the International System of Units.<\/p>\n Science holidays happen throughout the year. Science Naturally plans to continue this series with holidays including Earth Day, Pi Day, Astronomy Day, and more. All of the books in this series will be dedicated to encouraging the celebration of science through community events and activities. <\/p>\n A Teacher\u2019s Guide assists with this goal. The Guide will be available in English and can be downloaded at no charge from the publisher\u2019s website. This Guide provides discussion questions, hands-on activities, and experiments to expand the content of the book and provide opportunities for parents, educators, and librarians to engage kids in learning more about the science in Mole and Tell.<\/p>\n Author Catherine Payne worked as a journalist after earning master\u2019s degrees from Harvard and Columbia Universities. After returning to her native Guam, she became an English instructor and tutor. Catherine especially loves writing books that transport children to happy places. The inspiration she draws from Pacific cultures helps her appreciate the interconnectedness of all things. Contact her at Catherine.Payne@ScienceNaturally.com.<\/p>\n When author John Payne II, Catherine\u2019s brother, discovered superhero comic books, it sparked a lifelong love of reading that led to an interest in speech and language. After pursuing degrees at San Jos\u00e9 State University and the University of Hawai\u2019i at M\u0101noa, John now works with kids as a speech clinician in Guam. Contact him at John.Payne@ScienceNaturally.com.<\/p>\n Artist Elisa Rocchi grew up in the countryside of northern Italy, along with her unique friend and pet cat, Min\u00f9. She has always loved drawing and writing and works as a children\u2019s book illustrator. Elisa currently lives in Milan, Italy with her husband and son. To see more of Elisa\u2019s work, visit ElisaRocchi.it.<\/p>\n Science Naturally is a small independent press in Washington, D.C. Our books are distributed to the trade by the National Book Network [NBNbooks.com (domestic) and NBNi.co.uk (international)]. For more information about our publications, to arrange author interviews, for direct or bulk purchase pricing, or to request a review copy, please contact us. Cover images and sample content are available at ScienceNaturally.com.<\/p>\n Mole and Tell Caitlin Burnham
\nWritten by Catherine Payne and John Payne II \u2022 Illustrated by Elisa Rocchi
\nEnglish \u2022 Ages 7-10 \u2022 10 x 8\u201d \u2022 40 Pages
\nHardback ($16.95) ISBN: 978-1958629-11-6
\nPaperback ($14.95) ISBN:978-1958629-10-9
\neBook ($13.99) ISBN: 978-1958629-12-3<\/p>\n
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