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Discover an extraordinary blend of STEM education and epic fantasy with Iown The Metal Horn Unicorn With Iron Magic (Element 26 – Magical Elementals Chemistry Fantasy) by Sybrina Durant. Set on the spellbinding world of MarBryn, where the fundamental law of nature is ‘No Metal, No Magic,’ this captivating middle-school adventure follows Iown, an elegant purple-black unicorn with a gun-metal iron horn, monocular lens, and an unmatched mastery over magnetism and chemical equilibrium. When the villainous Malachite Dross systematically drains the planetary Element 26 Monument and threatens to collapse the 118 elemental monuments holding the world together, Iown teams up with Alumna the aluminum unicorn, Thea Vanadium the field chemist, Geo the Lethean warrior, and Zane the silicate construct to restore balance.
This book seamlessly bridges imaginative storytelling with real-world chemistry, exploring concepts like ferromagnetism, hemoglobin oxygen transport, conductivity, oxidation, and catalytic reactions. Accompanying the novel is a comprehensive, standards-aligned middle school lesson plan aligned with Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) and Common Core State Standards (CCSS). Designed for seamless classroom implementation, the lesson plan includes hands-on STEM lab activities, guided text analysis, magnetic field mapping, and interactive chemistry demonstrations. Educators can effortlessly teach the periodic table, transition metals, and planetary physics while engaging students through high-stakes fantasy literature.
Ideal for young readers, science teachers, homeschoolers, and STEM enthusiasts, Sybrina Durant’s Magical Elementals Chemistry Fantasy Series turns abstract scientific principles into memorable, action-packed adventures. Explore the power of Element 26, ignite a passion for chemistry, and learn why iron truly holds worlds together. Unlock educational posters, trading cards, songs, and lesson resources for all 118 elements.

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