Fact or Fiction? [SET - 8 copies]
Eggleton, Jill
TRANZ/Corbis
Series: Connectors
Notes
There are many stories that help us understand how our world works. Some of these stories are definitely true. Yet there are some that could be true, and some that are just plain false.Stories are often passed down from one generation to another as myths, legends or fables. They can be entertaining, and they can also help us understand more about the world we live in. However, sometimes facts can become mixed with fiction.
When we hear stories, we sometimes have to decide for ourselves whether they are true or false. Do they have facts that can be proved? Are they just myths or exaggerations of other stories and ideas?
Contents
Contents : What to do; True or false?; Leaping Lemmings -fact or fiction?; An apple on the head - fact or fiction?; Vanishing boats and planes - fact or fiction?; Lightning strikes a kite - fact or fiction?; A monster in the lake - fact or fiction?; Bigfoot lives - fact or fiction?; A flat Earth - fact or fiction?; Red sky at night, sailor’s delight - fact or fiction?; Crop circle hoax - fact or fiction?; A blurry line; Something to think about; Visual summary; Want to find out more?; Index;Additional Info
Series : Connectors Connect 1 - Set of 8 copies - Use with Connectors Teachers’ Resource Book #TR10564Dewey 398.2
| Location | edition | Bar Code | due date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Syndicate Resource | TR10561 |