Corey, The Super Scientist!

by Ronnette Smith-powell

Overview

Corey often wonders about many things...
He has so many questions about how things work in the world. Is there a way to find the answers? What steps should he take? Where should he begin?

Corey is curious... but NOW has a plan to find the answer to his big question. Corey is learning to use the Engineering Process as a path of discovery. He cannot go wrong! With the guidance of his family and friends Corey learns that wondering about the world is wonderful! There's only one problem...The answers found sometimes lead to even MORE questions so, the engineering process never ends.

Explore with Corey, the Super Scientist. You will discover that YOU are a Super Scientist too!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798369228029
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	04/22/2023
Series:	Corey Hates Covid! , #6
Pages:	40
Product dimensions:	8.50(w) x 11.00(h) x 0.25(d)
Age Range:	6 - 8 Years

About the Author

Destiny Powell (Ronnette’s daughter/co-author/business partner) is a seventh-grade honor student who loves to express herself through performing arts and writing.
Her parents David and Ronnette, work together to cultivate her aspirations.
Creativity flows through this dynamic duo’s innovative books and puppeteering and performing arts company!

Nettie, Nana, and Friends,This dynamic team works together to create an educational platform with passion and purpose! Its electrifying and interactive performances include motivational leadership training, student puppeteering workshops, interactive read-alouds, and puppet shows on character education, social-emotional wellness, biblical principles, African American studies, health and safety, multicultural awareness, and more!
Ronnette’s love for children and her ability to give them a voice, together with Destiny’s creativity have inspired these great titles.

Editorial Reviews

I think each of the Corey books has its own individual soul, whether it's fighting the pandemic, overcoming bullying, helping a friend, or learning to honor and
appreciate the sacrifices of previous generations. Here, I think the soul is watching a child's curiosity flourish as he is surrounded by nurturing adults who feed his enthusiasm, encouraging him to always reach new heights, and to never stop finding joy in the wonders of discovery.
Gretchen

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