Little Scientists Lab
by Rao Marupudi
Step into the Little Scientists Lab, where every backyard, puddle and pine cone holds a discovery waiting to happen!
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Page count
110 pages
Age range
Ages 5–9
Read-aloud time
~6 min
Values taught
Real science is a habit, not a talent: ask a question, make a guess, test the idea, and write what happened — then wonder some more.
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About this story
Step into the Little Scientists Lab, where every backyard, puddle, and pine cone holds a discovery waiting to happen! Through 50 hands-on activities — growing seeds in jars, tracking footprints, testing water clarity, mapping sounds, and building a mini ecosystem — young explorers learn the real scientist's loop: ask a question, make a guess, test the idea, and write what happened. Every page ends with a small wonder to carry outside, and a nature journal habit that grows with your child. The perfect first science book for curious kids aged 5–9 — and for families who want nature play with a purpose.
- Experiment — a small test you do to find out if an idea is right
- Prediction — a smart guess about what you think will happen
- Sprout — when a tiny root or shoot first grows out of a seed
- Journal — a special notebook where a scientist writes and draws what happened
- Track — an animal footprint left in mud, soil, or snow
- Compare — to look at two things side by side and notice what is the same and different
- Clarity — how clear or cloudy water is
- Wonder — the feeling of wanting to know more about something
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My 7-year-old asks for this one every single night. The illustrations are warm and the message about curiosity really landed. We've already gifted it to two cousins.
Gorgeous artwork and a lovely story. My 5-year-old lost attention near the end, but my 8-year-old was captivated the whole way through. Worth it for the pictures alone.
After reading this, my daughter started asking about how lighthouses work and we ended up looking up videos together. Anything that gets her that curious is a win in my book.
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