Slime Lab Chemistry Review

Slime Lab Chemistry Review'Slime Lab Chemistry' is a young boy's introduction to chemistry, but the mystery of the book is the recurring theme - slime. In each chapter, a scientist makes some discovery related to slime, and the end of the chapter ends with an explanation as to how this discovery will help the young scientist in his studies.Each of the main characters has a slime component they study. The young boy, Mark, is fascinated by slime, but he's also fascinated by fish, so he is working with two, or three, types of slime to make discoveries about slime itself.Slime is often the scientific term for white goo produced by bacteria or other microorganisms. Mark's investigations help him understand slime's origin, what slime is made of, how it behaves, and how different types of slime behave when mixed together. He also takes steps to protect his classmates from having contact with the slime that he's studying. In a way, he becomes their guinea pig.This book uses the structure of words to tell the story. Slime Lab Chemistry was written as a children's book in a way that was relatively interesting and meaningful. This is one of the reasons I'm happy with it. If you want to read a science book that's fun, kids love reading books like this, and they can enjoy them for a long time.There are many interesting facts about the slime that will be found when the story is read aloud. The reader can see how each character has different characteristics, and they can learn about the properties of slime as well. The reader can see how the characters work together to get information.For an introductory level, this is a great book to read. It starts at the beginning, but only covers about half of the substance slime. You should spend more time at the beginning of the book, so that you can get a grasp of the first few chapters before continuing on to the end. It's about half of the book.I liked how much information was contained in the pages of Slime Lab Chemistry. Kids of al l ages will enjoy this book, and I hope they also learn something new about this fascinating subject.'Slime Lab Chemistry' by Allen Bennett is an excellent first book for children, but it doesn't just start at the beginning. Instead, it gets the research right at the beginning and follows it as the story goes along. It's a wonderful book for older children who want to learn about slime.