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The Book of Slime
Describes some animals and plants that are slimy and includes recipes for edible slime, slime jokes, and a slimy short story
- GenresPicture Books
32 pages, Library Binding
First published February 1, 1997
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June 25, 2013
A science book about Slime. Contains facts about slime. Offer vivid pictures of different kinds of slime. This book offers cute slime jokes. It was a great tie in we did with our summer camp making slime and talking about reactions.
The writing craft I see used is Words. Talking about things that are sticky and slimy. I feel like the author could have created a character or someone that we could follow through the story. The only thing I would teach from these is how to use play on words or teach words with different meanings.
The writing craft I see used is Words. Talking about things that are sticky and slimy. I feel like the author could have created a character or someone that we could follow through the story. The only thing I would teach from these is how to use play on words or teach words with different meanings.
June 12, 2013
The Book of Slime delivers a strapping, stream of slimy science as implied by it's name.
This book displays a great use of words.
This book will be great for teaching alliteration in literacy or as I most recently used it in a STEM science camp on a lesson on polymers (where we actually made slime).
This book displays a great use of words.
This book will be great for teaching alliteration in literacy or as I most recently used it in a STEM science camp on a lesson on polymers (where we actually made slime).
August 30, 2016
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