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Discovering Science Through Play: A Review of My First 100 Science Words

As a mom of two energetic toddlers, bedtime reading sometimes feels like a race against the clock. Not too long ago, while trying to settle my little ones down, I found myself flipping through the pages of My First 100 Science Words by Chris Ferrie. I had stumbled upon it during one of those grocery store runs where I had hoped to grab bread and walked out with a cart full of surprises. As I nestled with my kiddos on the couch, I wondered if this bright padded board book could spark a moment of connection amid our bedtime chaos.

From the very first page, My First 100 Science Words does a fabulous job introducing essential STEAM words in a way that’s engaging and accessible for the smallest of learners. The book covers a delightful range—from physics to biology and even a sprinkle of astronomy—inviting my little scientist-in-training to dive deeper into the world around them. It’s amazing how such simple words can become gateways to broader conversations, and I found myself caught up in the discovery of it all.

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The illustrations are vibrant and inviting, perfectly complementing Ferrie’s straightforward writing style. As I read aloud, I was met with wide-eyed fascination as my five-year-old pointed out objects she recognized from our backyard, like “tree” and “sun.” Her little brother, though still in his “everything goes in the mouth” phase, was equally captivated, reaching out to touch the colorful pictures. At one point, when we hit the page about “water,” my daughter burst out with, “Like the puddle from our rainy day!”—and just like that, we were immersed in a playful discussion about the science of weather.

One of our favorite pages features bright, bold graphics depicting the "moon," which led to a delightful tangent about our own stargazing adventures. There’s something truly magical about watching their minds light up with curiosity. That particular moment reminded me why I love reading together—the laughter, the connections, and the joy of learning surrounded by love.

If you’re wondering about the read-aloud appeal, let me assure you, it’s a hit! My kids were not only engaged but also eager to ask questions, prompting me to share little tidbits of knowledge that I hadn’t thought about in ages. I truly cherish those sweet moments of discovery—it’s like seeing the world through their eyes.

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I wholeheartedly recommend My First 100 Science Words for toddlers and preschoolers. It’s a fantastic tool for parents who want to introduce scientific vocabulary in a fun, approachable way. Whether you’re looking to fill a quiet afternoon or add to your bedtime routine, this book has a special place on our shelves.

Ultimately, what warms my heart about this book is how it nurtures both curiosity and connection. Every time we read it, I feel like I’m not just teaching science; I’m igniting a lifelong love of learning. Cheers to many more cozy cuddles and science adventures ahead!

Explore the wonders of science with My First 100 Science Words, a delightful introduction for little learners! >>

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Jennifer C. Wilson

Jennifer C. Wilson is a respected author and baby expert behind the informative blog, advisebaby.com. With years of experience in early childhood development and as a mother of two, Jennifer provides valuable tips and resources for parents looking to provide the best care for their little ones.

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