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 Nurtures early interest in STEM by investigating natural and engineered environments
 A skills-based, student-centred approach encourages students critical thinking and problem-solving skills throughout
 Hands-on activities provide pupils with opportunities to learn using practical and easily accessible materials
 Real World Science case studies bring science to life to inspire the next generation of Caribbean scientists and engineers
 Encourages students to take their learning of science out of the classroom and into the real world
 Full coverage of the OECS curriculum

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Key features of the Students Books are:

 scientific ideas introduced in a lively and entertaining way
 content structured in lesson-sized topics with clearly stated objectives
 graded language appropriate to students reading age
 numerous practical activities using everyday materials
 wide variety of paper-and-pencil exercises, discussion topics and suggestions for group work to promote interactive learning
 Caribbean contexts and issues examined in depth
 high quality illustrations and photographs
 review exercises and end of unit tests
 extensive glossary to develop students scientific vocabulary
 internet links to promote independent research

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Bright Ideas"" is a new science course for all students in Caribbean primary schools. Developed to fulfil the requirements of primary science curricula throughout the region, the Student's Books and supporting materials promote a modern, student centred approach to science learning. There are seven full colour Student's Books from Kindergarten level to the final year of primary school. Workbooks to complement the Student's Books are available for each level of the course. Separate Teacher's Guides, with background information, teaching notes and support for remedial and extension activities are also available. This title features: scientific ideas introduced in a lively and entertaining way; content structured in lesson-sized topics with clearly stated objectives; graded language appropriate to student's reading age; numerous practical activities using everyday materials; wide variety of paper-and-pencil exercises, discussion topics and suggestions for group work to promote interactive learning; Caribbean contexts and issues examined in depth; high quality illustrations and photographs; review exercises and end of unit tests; extensive glossary to develop student's scientific vocabulary; and, internet links to promote independent research.