‘I want to be a Scientist’: A book to inspire curious little Scientists

From nature, to energy, our bodies, and the stars, ‘I want to be a Scientist’, a book featuring South Aussie Scientists, encourages young children to choose what interests them and delve into the curious world of science! Perfect for the future pharmacists, next generation Geologists and imminent immunologists among our little ones!

From nature, to energy, our bodies, and the stars, ‘I want to be a Scientist’, a book featuring South Aussie Scientists, encourages young children to choose what interests them and delve into the curious world of science!

Perfect for the future pharmacists, next generation Geologists and imminent immunologists among our little ones!

i want to be a scientist linda matto

Designed to celebrate our wonderful and diverse Scientists working in and for our community and environment, this reader aims to connect young children with the characters and see themselves as a Scientist through role play, identifying their own curiosities with facts and activities and hopefully aspiring to one day become a Scientist!

The book looks at the many different types of Scientists that work in all different settings, and introduces some of our South Aussie Scientists to find out what they do!

i want to be a scientist
i want to be a scientist linda matto

‘I want to be a Scientist’ is available to purchase in the South Australian Museum shop and Zoos SA Shop at Monarto Safari Park and Adelaide Zoo RRP $19.95.

To buy online: 

sa.childcarealliance.org.au/store/products/science-book

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