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The book 'Tay and Friends Early Science Readers: Aleeyah Makes Playdough' follows Aleeyah, a curious and adventurous young girl who loves science and dreams of making things in the kitchen. With the help of her friends and her parents, who are scientists, Aleeyah conducts experiments to discover the secret ingredient that makes play dough soft and squishy.Are you looking for a fun and motivating book to introduce the concepts of kitchen chemistry to children? Aleeyah Makes Playdough is the book for you! Meet Aleeyah, one of Tay’s STEM-loving friends who likes to figure out how things work. Her parents are scientists so she spends a lot of time in labs. At home, the kitchen is her lab where she does many experiments and learns about chemistry. Aleeyah loves baking and has baked a lot of things with her mom. She wonders if play dough is made the same way as bread. She also wonders what makes playdough so soft. Like a real scientist, Aleeyah researches and goes into the lab to find answers. What discoveries will Aleeyah make? Will her friends come by to join her in the lab? This vivid and engaging book is book 3 in the award-winning Tay and Friends Early Science Readers series for early readers. Readers ages 6-9 enjoy following the adventures of fun-loving Tay and his friends as they learn new things. If you’re looking for:· Ways to introduce young readers to basic scientific concepts in a fun and engaging way· Ways to promote curiosity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills· A relatable book to show how scientific inquiry can be applied to everyday activities like such as baking and crafting· A family-friendly multicultural bookThen Aleeyah Makes Playdough is the book for youTay and Friends Early Science Readers inform early readers about scientific concepts in STEM. Engaging illustrations, easy-to-read text, and supportive reading strategies help children ages 6-9 access and read non-fiction text easily.
