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Subscribe to Growing Readers!Have Growing Readers delivered each month right to your inbox! (In English & Spanish) Sign up here >Over time, young readers choose lots of different types of reading materials. Readers with an interest in fiction often stumble upon fantasy books, and a particular type of fantasy writing called science fiction.Science fiction is a type of fiction where the stories revolve around science and technology of the future. Science fiction texts are often set in the future, in space, in a different world, or in a different universe or dimension. As exciting as these books can be, it’s useful to remind your child that while science fiction may be based loosely on scientific truth, it is still fiction. Because the content of the book may be unfamiliar, it’s important to keep the conversation flowing when talking about what’s happening in the story. “Could that really happen in today’s world?” “Does what’s happening seem real or make believe?“Science fiction booksThe Golden Duck Awards award excellence in children’s science fiction literature. The organization also provides book suggestions for children’s science fiction. Here are three recommended picture books: Commander Toad and the Big Black HoleBy Jane YolenCommander Toad and his crew encounter a black hole while leapfrogging across the galaxy. Toad resorts to a secret weapon from his past. (Age level: 4 and up) Purchase book Space CaseBy Edward MarshallWhen the thing from outer space visits earth, it is taken first for a trick-or-treater and then for a robot. Buddy McGee takes the thing home — only to discover it is from outer space. (Age level: 5 and up)Purchase book Alistair and the Alien InvasionBy Marilyn SadlerAs the boy genius blasts off in his space ship in search of the most unusual plant life he can find, he spots an alien vessel heading toward Earth. (Age level: 6 and up) Purchase book To view the entire list, visit the Golden Duck Awards.Science booksScience books, in contrast, are an important way for young children to learn about the real wonders of the natural world outside of their neighborhood. Science books for young children often integrate science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Each year, the National Science Teachers Association, in collaboration with the Children’s Book Council, announces a list of Outstanding Science Trade Books. For 2012, the Outstanding Science Trade books include: B Is for Blue PlanetBy Ruth StrotherThis book explains what we do know about our planet and what more we have to learn. Explore Earth’s different ecosystems, discover geological wonders, learn about extreme weather like hurricanes, and much more. (Age level: 5 and up)Purchase book Bug Shots: The Good, the Bad, and the BuglyBy Alexandra SiyBugs bite, drink blood, and steal food from gardens and fields. They can even kill plants, animals, and, occasionally, people. Is bugging a crime? The author compiles “rap sheets” on different kinds of bugs and takes a very close look at insects through photo micrographs that magnify insect parts from 10 to 300,000 times their actual sizes. (Age level: 8 and up)Purchase book Baby Mammoth Mummy: Frozen in TimeBy Christopher SloanMeet Lyuba, the most perfectly preserved baby mammoth ever discovered! Found lying along a riverside 31,000 years after her birth, Lyuba provides a fresh look at prehistoric life in Siberia. Find out how scientists learn more about mammoths and the ice age using the newest science tools, including paleontology and forensic science. (Age level: 8 and up)Purchase book To view more titles, download National Science Teacher Association’s Outstanding Science Trade Books for Students K-12. (PDF).Whether it’s science or science fiction, these recommended books are sure to give you and your reader lots to talk about! For more resources on literacy, science, and math, visit:Literacy in the SciencesDownload this article as a PDF document.

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Time Travel Explained ⏰ | Science or Science Fiction? | Is time travel possible | by science Library

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Answer the following questions:

What is science?

What is science fiction?

Is science important but dangerous? Yes? No? why?

Is science fiction fascinating? Yes? No? why?

What would you like to see real from science fiction into the real science in the future?

Write in a comparative chart some ideas about what you think that could some advantages and disadvantages of science.

What do you think science will accomplish in the future? What do you think science will not accomplish in the future? Reading time: how will we live?

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Santiago Osorio, keiner jimenez and anderson cartagena

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Santiago Osorio, keiner jimenez and anderson cartagena

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science vs science fiction (Anderson Luis Caicedo Mercado)

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science vs science fiction (Anderson Luis Caicedo Mercado)