What Is Cell Theory? by Marina Cohen introduces young readers to the fundamental principles of biology in a clear and engaging way. It highlights the value of curiosity, observation, and scientific discovery by explaining how scientists uncovered the secrets of cells. The book encourages critical thinking and a deeper appreciation for the building blocks of life. It inspires readers to explore science and see how small discoveries can lead to big understandings about the world.

Our homeschool science curriculum uses What Is Cell Theory? to deliver interactive and creative lessons. Here are a few examples:

• Hands-On Activities: These activities range from creating cell models out of everyday materials to observing cells under a microscope, providing a tangible connection to theoretical knowledge.
• Scientific Method Application: Children will observe cells under a microscope, preparing slides of onion skin or cheek cells.
• Interdisciplinary Approach: History and science are interwoven, allowing students to appreciate the evolution of scientific thought through biographies of key figures like Robert Hooke and Antonie van Leeuwenhoek. 
• Critical Thinking Exercises: Students will apply their knowledge through group discussions based on thought provoking questions and scenarios related to cell theory.