What books do you need to read for the next extracurricular book in grade four?

In the second volume of the fourth grade, there are four extra-curricular books required to be read in the textbook: 100,000 Why, Look at our Earth, Travel of Dust, and Evolution of Human Origin.

First, "100,000 Why"

100,000 Why is a set of popular science books for teenagers edited and published by Children's Publishing House in the early 1960s. The latest edition is the sixth edition, and the editor of the sixth edition is Han Qide.

In the past 50 years, this set of books has been published in six editions, and the cumulative circulation has exceeded 1 100 million copies. It is a scientific enlightenment book for several generations of young people in New China, and has become the first brand of original popular science books in China. It has played an active role in spreading knowledge and popularizing science, and has influenced generations of young people to embark on the road of science. Influenced by it, books with the title of "100,000 Why" emerge in an endless stream, becoming synonymous with children's popular science books.

The sixth edition of One Hundred Thousand Why was first published on August 20 13 13, and once again entered the readers' field of vision with a brand-new look. Compared with the fifth edition, nearly 90% of the contents in the sixth edition are brand-new "why". In April 2020, it was listed in the Reading Guidance Catalogue for Primary and Secondary School Students (2020 Edition) of the Basic Education Curriculum and Textbook Development Center of the Ministry of Education.

Second, "Look at our earth"

Looking at Our Earth through the Horizon is a series of books of wooden wooden horse brand, and it is a popular science reading of geology and geography in Li Siguang published by Jiangsu Phoenix Literature and Art Publishing House.

"Look at Our Earth" was recorded by Mr. Li Siguang in the form of literary prose, but this book can also be called a popular science reading of geological geography, which contains professional knowledge and some views of Mr. Li Siguang on some geological geography. This book is lively and interesting, not a rigid pile of knowledge. Between the lines, it shows its brilliance, which is both academic, interesting and readable.

Third, "dust travel"

A Journey to the Dust (also known as Adventures in the Bacterial World) is a collection of works by Gao Shiqi, a famous popular science writer. The book is divided into three parts: scientific anecdotes, scientific sketches and scientific fairy tales. It makes profound scientific knowledge vivid and clear in easy-to-understand language, completely uncovers the mystery of science, and leads young people to easily enter the magical scientific world.

Four. The evolution of human origin

The Origin and Evolution of Human Beings is a book about the exploration of human origins written by Jia Lanpo, a famous paleolithic and paleoanthropologist in China.

In his book, Mr. Jia Lanpo described his way of studying in a short way. When he can't see the future of life, he is immersed in his studies. After studying hard for more than a year, he laid a solid foundation, and finally he was admitted to a new generation of laboratory interns with excellent results.

Fourth grade book recommendation list:

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1. Popular Science Works: 100,000 Why (China)

2. Popular Science Works: Meiere Lin's "100,000 Why" (Soviet Union)

3. Popular science works: Bianchi's Forest Newspaper (Soviet Union).

4. Popular Science Works: Li Siguang's Crossing the Horizon

5. Popular Science Works: Gao Shiqi's Adventures in the Bacterial World.

6. Popular Science Works: "Where is Grandpa's Grandpa?" By Jia Lanpo.

7. Popular Science Works: Long Fang's Story of the Earth

Classroom writer

8. Prose: Four Seasons Rain by Liu Zhanqiu.

9. Prose: Feng Zikai's White Goose