What Do Scientists Do?: Learn About Careers in Science and Groundbreaking Work for Kids (Ages 9-13) (Jobs People Do)
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What Do Scientists Do?: Learn About Careers in Science and Groundbreaking Work for Kids (Ages 9-13) (Jobs People Do)

by Tom Mumbray

Educational Children's Nonfiction STEM for Kids Science Careers
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What Do Scientists Do? offers readers ages 9–13 an introduction to careers in science and the work behind groundbreaking discoveries. As part of the Jobs People Do series, it helps curious children explore the roles scientists take on and consider how science might shape their future.

About This Book

What Do Scientists Do? introduces young readers to careers in science and the work scientists undertake.

Written for children ages 9–13, the book explores the roles and activities connected with scientific careers.

It also highlights groundbreaking work, offering an accessible starting point for readers curious about science and the people who advance it.

Part of the Jobs People Do series, this book supports exploration of possible futures in science.

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