Comments for blog.limedaley.com/post/chap-conference

Comment #2598

2010-05-22T11:42:08Z

thanks Aunt S and Heather for the information! :) i'll look into the ebooks and the try before you buy options...

Comment #2597

2010-05-20T19:03:57Z

I do like the Pandia Press science. I think theirs and Gravitas are pretty comparable. It was Gravitas I browsed through at CHAP and saw enough to know I didn't want it for the price. However, I did see online that their enooks are just about the same price as Pandia's ebooks. But Pandia gives you the free trial so you can actually do it for a couple of months before spending any money. I'm pretty sure I'm going to go ahead and buy the full version (on ebook).

Comment #2596

2010-05-20T13:05:03Z

For Liz,

We have been using Pandia Press' History Odyssey for the past two years and really like it. Mostly because it keeps me on track. I keep waiting for their level 2 Science to come out, but so far, it hasn't.

They do have several Level 1 Science subjects available, so my recommendation would be to go to their website and do the "try before you buy" option. I think they give you enough to get a taste for what their product is like.

I've been looking at Real Science 4 Kids, too, but I agree that the price is pretty steep.

Heather's Aunt S

Comment #2595

2010-05-20T00:39:13Z

do you like the pandia press books? we're trying to figure out a science for the next few years... we talked to a few vendors, were impressed with one (gravitas "real science 4 kids"), but the price is too much (even at used book sales!).

Comment #2594

2010-05-17T17:20:15Z

Thanks. :)