It's okay to say "I don't know."
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One voice sees a duck in the outline and the other sees a rabbit, and the book never says who is right. A new ambiguous shape at the end starts another pair of guesses.
Recommended by What Do We Do All Day?Story & parent notes
Eva and her mother treat not knowing as a place to start. They talk about gravity and how many grains of sand there are, and the book separates real mysteries from questions too big to count.
Recommended by The Dispersal of DarwinStory & parent notes
The book shows scientists changing their minds as new fossils and tracks turn up, and it leaves room for future discoveries to change today’s ideas about dinosaurs. A parent reviewer notes that some details have been revised since it was written.
Recommended by The Miss Rumphius EffectStory & parent notesTry another age, or show all ages.
We start with parent and educator recommendations, check available story details, and explain the value fit in our own words. The source link on each book shows where we found it.
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