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Michael Elsohn Ross

    Michael Elsohn Ross is captivated by children's natural curiosity and their innate skills for scientific exploration. For a decade, he has collaborated with teacher Allison Brown to find innovative ways for children to engage in open-ended science play. His work focuses on fostering a passion for independent discovery through engaging mini-experiments that lead to significant insights. He crafts fictional settings where young explorers embark on grand adventures, emphasizing how science stations are designed to encourage sensory observation and conclusion-drawing, making scientific discovery as simple as child's play.

    Earth Cycles
    Baby Bear Isn't Hungry
    What's the Matter in Mr. Whiskers' Room?
    The Happy Camper Handbook
    Re-Cycles
    Mama's Milk
    • 2011

      Yosemite Trivia

      • 144 pages
      • 6 hours of reading

      Explore fascinating facts and lesser-known details about Yosemite National Park, a stunning natural wonder. This book delves into the park's history, geology, and diverse ecosystems, highlighting its iconic landmarks and wildlife. Readers will discover intriguing trivia that enhances their appreciation of Yosemite's beauty, from its towering granite cliffs to its breathtaking waterfalls. Perfect for nature enthusiasts and trivia lovers alike, this collection offers a unique perspective on one of America's most cherished national parks.

      Yosemite Trivia
    • 2007

      Engaging in hands-on explorations inspired by Mr. Whiskers' primary science classes offers a delightful experience for kids. This guide provides fun and interactive activities that can be easily done at school or at home, encouraging a love for science through practical learning. Perfect for young learners, it fosters curiosity and creativity while making science accessible and enjoyable.

      What's the Matter in Mr. Whiskers' Room?
    • 2007

      Mama's Milk

      • 30 pages
      • 2 hours of reading
      4.4(52)Add rating

      Celebrating the warm and loving bond between mammal mamas and their babies, this lushly illustrated, lyrical book shows little ones doing what comes nursing. A perfect choice for cuddling up with a breast-feeding child or the older sibling who wonders how the new baby gets fed.   • A tender look at humans and animals breast-feeding in their natural habitats.   • Promotes infant health and attachment parenting.   • A thoughtful, supportive gift for new and soon-to-be moms.   • Fascinating nursing facts Kangaroo milk is pink! Calf elephants may nurse up to 5 years!Reviews"There's nothing more natural than a baby nursing from its mother, and this theme serves as the inspiration for a moving tale that celebrates the miracle of breastfeeding. . . An ode to all things maternal."—Publishers Weekly"This cozy offering will be welcomed by parents who want to share the joy and naturalness of breastfeeding with their children."—Marge Loch-Wouters, Menasha Public Library, WISchool Library Journal

      Mama's Milk
    • 2006

      Baby Bear Isn't Hungry

      • 24 pages
      • 1 hour of reading

      The narrative follows a baby black bear whose insatiable curiosity leads her to explore the wonders of nature instead of focusing on eating. Her adventures turn her environment into a vast playground, showcasing her playful spirit and the beauty of the natural world. Through her eyes, readers experience the joy of discovery and the importance of curiosity in the animal kingdom.

      Baby Bear Isn't Hungry
    • 2003

      Re-Cycles

      • 32 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      Focusing on the soil and water cycles, the book explains their functions in nature while highlighting the environmental challenges we face today. Michael Elsohn Ross not only describes these essential cycles but also provides young readers with illustrated guidance on how to actively participate in recycling both natural and human-made materials, encouraging a hands-on approach to environmental stewardship.

      Re-Cycles
    • 2003

      Earth Cycles

      • 32 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      Exploring the Earth's cyclical phenomena, this book delves into three primary cycles: the daily transition from day to night, the lunar phases from crescent to full moon, and the annual progression through the seasons. Each cycle is explained with scientific reasoning, highlighting the intricate patterns that govern our planet's movements. By intertwining scientific facts with an appreciation for Earth's natural order, it provides readers with a deeper understanding of the rhythms that shape our environment.

      Earth Cycles