My child enjoys watching it. Recommended.

I am buying and reading the Elementary Science Q series one by one because it is easy and fun to read. I am satisfied because my children enjoy reading it, and I am even more satisfied because the content is well-organized and easy to understand.

I remember showing my child a lot of animal encyclopedias when they were young, but I honestly didn't really reach for plant books. Maybe that's why my child seemed unfamiliar with plants. So I needed a book that could explain things well without being dry, and "Elementary Science Q" seems to be perfect. Overall, it covers plants in detail. It explains potentially difficult topics in a fun, story-like way, so my child understands it easily and enjoys it. It is just so good.

When children visit their maternal grandparents' house, there are many different vegetables and fruits. They encounter various plants by looking at the fruits growing on trees and digging up sweet potatoes from the ground. The Witch's Plant Encyclopedia, filled with scientific stories about these plants, felt more familiar to the children because it features characters from fairy tales. Marie, who wants straight hair, tries to make a magic potion but fails. Just then, Jack comes in holding a

Elementary Science Q 5. The Witch's Plant Encyclopedia - Flowers, Seeds, and Magic Potions. The Elementary Science Q series helps children learn science easily and enjoyably. As the fifth book in the series, this is a fun science book filled with many stories about plants. It features the story of Marie, a little curly witch, who struggles to obtain a giant's nose hair—a magical ingredient for straightening her hair—in her desire to do so. It is an entertaining science book that covers

My daughter always keeps books close at hand and tries to spend her leisure time reading; however, she tends to be picky about what she reads. While she enjoys creative writing and math books, she has a tendency not to read science books on her own. Therefore, to expand her reading horizons and expose her to a variety of genres, I have to put a lot of effort into selecting books she will enjoy. I had the opportunity to try "The Witch's Plant Encyclopedia," a science book released as part of the

[Book Review] Elementary Science Q5 - The Witch's Plant Encyclopedia (Flowers, Seeds, and Magic Potions). The title is quite long, but I have high expectations because it looks like it will be so much fun. Looking at the characters, I see protagonists from classic fairy tales appearing, and as they weave the story together with Marie, it makes everything so easy to understand. It feels like a fairy tale land. But where did the witch Marie actually come from? The table of contents is so

First Q. Why did the giant kidney bean's cotyledons wither? - Plant Structure Second Q. How can you save the baby goat's herbs? - Leaves and Photosynthesis Third Q. Is a sweet potato a root or a stem? - Roots and Stems Fourth Q. Where is the green rose? - The reason flowers bloom Fifth Q. Why do thieves' hook seeds stick to clothes? - Seeds and Fruits Sixth Q. Why are maple leaves red? - The Life Cycle of Plants I looked at the table of contents to see what it was about, and ta-da! It really is