A Kid's Introduction to Physics (And Beyond)
| Authors | Rizzi, Anthony |
| Tags | Science -- Philosophy, Physics -- Textbooks, Physics -- Juvenile, Physics |
| Publisher | IAP Press |
| Published | 15 apr 2012 |
| Date | 25 apr 2022 |
| Languages | eng |
| Identifiers | google: NUnBoQEACAAJ, oclc: 889573914, isbn: 9780981647036, Amazon.com, uri: https://www.iapweb.org/store/ |
Description
Dr. Rizzi introduces kids to science by starting with the simple things that they perceive and explaining them in a clear and simple way. He explains what modern science is and how and why it is so important and how it always inevitably leads to God. How everything we learn about the physical worlds tells us something new about God. This book leaves children with a grounded big-picture view of our world and our place in it. Appropriate for children in grades 6th - 8th.
This book (70 pages softcover 6"x8" with 14 font) introduces young people to physics starting with their natural wonder about the things around them. It builds on their common sense, making it clear and precise, and shows them how to go from their common sense to the advanced method of modern science. Finally, it shows them the need for the Unchangeable Changer, without which there is nothing. It shows that only through knowing physics do we know about Him. It shows how this world proves that He exists and that He is the Source of all the changing things we see. Readers will learn that physics is the base science and thus essential to all of their thinking. The book is appropriate for children as young as sixth grade but is targeted for seventh and eighth grade. Kids in higher grades and even adults will also enjoy it. This book answers the oft heard questions "Why do I need to learn physics?" and "Why do I need to learn math?" in a direct and charming way.
"This book is simply written in such a way that kids will enjoy reading it. Through their reading, they will discover how relevant and needed the book is to their understanding of the whole world and our place in it. They will discover the big picture that cannot be found anywhere else. Everyone should read this book." Mrs. Connie Firner, teacher, 34 years experience in public schools, Excellence in Teaching Award recipient