Newton's Laws: A Fairy Tale

Newton's Laws: A Fairy Tale - Paperback

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Newton's Laws: A Fairy Tale

Newton's Laws: A Fairy Tale - Paperback

by Sarah Allen
$16.18
Sale price  $16.18 Regular price 

Book Overview

Discover physics in a fun and imaginative way with Sarah Allen's Fairy Tale Physics series! As a fantasy novelist and professional math and physics tutor, Sarah has combined her talents to create beautifully illustrated stories that introduce and explore physics concepts in an accessible and enjoyable way.


In 'Newton's Laws: A Fairy Tale', join young Kip on his adventure as he sets out to seek his fortune with nothing but a single apple to his name. Along the way, Kip meets a wizard with mysterious plans and encounters situations that introduce us to some of the foundations of physics, including Newton's laws of motion.


But the learning doesn't stop there! This book also includes a bonus section on problem solving with over 30 exercises to tie the lessons of the story to what you might learn in a high school or college physics class. Plus, there are links to Sarah's favorite physics resources, including videos, articles, and online simulations for further learning.


This book is suitable for ages 9-12 and covers Newton's Three Laws, Free Body Diagrams, Net Force, Acceleration, and Forces. Start your journey into the world of physics with 'Newton's Laws: A Fairy Tale' and discover a whole new world of learning and imagination!


ISBN9798218486686
Author Sarah Allen
PublisherMath with Sarah
GenreChildren
FormatPaperback
PublishedAugust 2024
LanguageENG- English
Pages88
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceKids
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Sarah Allen

Sarah Allen has been published in The Evansville Review, Allegory, and on WritersDigest. She has an MFA from Brigham Young University. Like Libby, she was born with Turner Syndrome. What Stars are Made Of is her first novel.

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