Techstination, your destination for gadgets and gear. I’m Fred Fishkin. There’s science, there’s fun and lots of captivating content for kids in the latest Weird But True World book from National Geographic Kids. Author Kathryn Williams says the idea is to get kids excited about the world around them…from strange animals to ancient wonders and more…
“It’s weird and wacky things around the world but in some cases, you know, some of those weird things were formed by volcanic activity and so you have to explain that to someone in middle school where they need to be able to know in simple terms, really get the idea of what’s going on. They don’t have a lot of background knowledge. But also, you don’t want to talk down to them.”