From platelets to plasma, the parts of the blood can be exciting to learn about when you have helpful, friendly kids to guide you! Readers enjoy flowing through the circulatory system with their new friends in this book, which explains how blood moves, what it’s made of, and the teeny tiny living things that can be found in it. Full of simple diagrams to aid comprehension, this book is perfect for readers just learning about the human body—and how cool it is!
The phrase “face value” seems like it would apply to the human face too, right? We see something and take it as it appears. But if you were to take a microscope to your face, you might be surprised! In this playfully designed book, readers learn about the parts of their face they can see—and what they’re a habitat for! Helpful diagrams and simple language give readers a chance to really understand the lessons in anatomy and biology, and friendly narrators make the science fun!
Water and soil serve as important parts of the natural world, and without them, forests would cease to exist. How do these two essential parts of nature work together to keep animals and plants alive in forests? This elementary science curriculum topic is explained through age-appropriate, accessible text, which highlights the importance of water and soil and how they help maintain the biodiversity of forests. A detailed glossary and informative fact boxes provide readers with more scientific background on these two common parts of ecosystems, and full-color photographs show forest environments in exciting detail.
The mouth is one of the best human habitats on the body! In other words, your teeth aren’t the only inhabitants of your mouth. In this book, readers learn more about the microscopic organisms that make their home in the mouth—both welcome and unwelcome. Full of simple diagrams and interesting information about this part of the human body, this volume engages readers looking to supplement their science classes with a colorful layout and friendly guides through this often-used part of the human body.
People use wheelchairs for a variety of reasons, and it’s important to see the person first and not just the tool they’re using to help them get around. This empathetic look at what life is like for someone who uses a wheelchair encourages readers to think about how they can be more accepting of people who experience the world in a different way. Text that presents this sensitive subject in a relatable way, colorful photographs, and fact boxes work together to create a reading experience that is helpful for those who use a wheelchair and eye-opening for those who don't.
Did you know the horned lizard cries blood? Or that rats laugh when you tickle them? Readers can learn wacky animal facts like these and the silly science behind them.
Ever wonder what it'd be like in space? It's sillier than you'd think! Stretched spines, poop on the moon, and planets that rain diamonds are just a few things readers will learn about.
There are many different kinds of birds that live in forest environments. Readers will learn about what these birds eat, where in forests they can be found, and more interesting facts about these winged creatures. Through age-appropriate, well-researched text, they are exposed to common elementary science curriculum topics presented in a creative way that encourages them to develop an appreciation for nature. Informative fact boxes, a helpful glossary, and vibrant, full-color photographs serve as additional features to captivate those interested in biodiversity and the wonders of the natural world.
The forest floor is its own amazing ecosystem with much to explore! What kinds of rocks are found in the forest? How are sticks used by animals and insects? Questions such as these are answered as readers explore the hidden world of the forest floor. Through age-appropriate text, common science curriculum topics are made accessible to young readers. Budding forest explorers are aided by helpful fact boxes, a detailed glossary, and full-color photographs that show the details of an exciting ecosystem found right under their feet.
Batteries and bulbs are found in many household devices, such as radios, lamps, portable video games, and other everyday objects. How do they work? This age-appropriate and accessible main text helps readers to develop a deeper understanding of the science of batteries and bulbs. These STEM concepts are presented to readers in a way that encourages their interest in common science curriculum topics. Eye-catching, full-color photographs, informative fact boxes, and detailed diagrams work together to appeal to those who are inquisitive about how the objects work in the world around them.
To many, nothing is grosser than having lice in their hair. A live infestation means not bugs in the hair, but also bug eggs! Still, there are many other microscopic organisms potentially making a habitat in your hair. Readers are guided through the biology of hair as well as ways it can be used as a home to bacteria, bugs, and more, by a team of friendly narrators. A colorful layout and simple diagrams appeal to young, curious minds and the accessible science content keeps them engaged.
It’s popular to talk about how important a person’s gut biome is. But to young readers, the millions of bacteria that live in the gut and help us digest and move our food along might be big news! Full of colorful, clear diagrams and simple explanations, this book takes readers on a journey through the gut, alongside some helpful kid guides that make the journey even more fun. An excellent companion to any studies of the human body, this volume also includes problems in the gut and what issues they can cause.
There’s a lot of gross things one can think of that live under our feet—but what about on our feet? Fungus especially find a warm, dark home between our toes and can cause a lot of annoyance! In this colorful volume, readers investigate exactly what happens on and in their feet, even if they can’t see it. Simple language, clear diagrams, and a group of friendly narrators draw readers into this part of the body to learn all you could want to know about the feet.
How many different kinds of creatures live in the forest? Where do they make their homes within the forest? What kinds of things do they eat? Questions such as these are answered in this age-appropriate text about the biodiversity that exists in forests. This common science curriculum topic is clearly communicated to help inform young readers about this common biome and all the living creatures within it. Helpful fact boxes, a detailed glossary, and eye-catching, full-color photographs add extra insight into this educational and engaging topic, which is sure to spark an interest in nature and conservation.
This fully decodable phonics book introduces readers to the or/ur sounds. Kurt and Jan set up a fort with boxes. But Jan’s burp threatens mess up everything. The book contains vibrant illustrations, explanations of Read and Grow’s phonics scheme, examples of new sounds, and phonics activities.
Nuclear power provides almost 15 percent of the world's electricity, but this energy doesn't come without a cost. Past nuclear accidents have had disastrous effects on the environment and future accidents could cause an even larger catastrophe. Looming large-scale are the devastating effects of nuclear warfare. With this arresting book, which is a clever mix of fact and fiction, readers join young Shona as she leaves a bunker she was born in for the first time. Through Shona's journal and photographs, they discover a possible dreadful future and how such a disaster could be avoided in real life.
It’s the largest human organ and keeps everything else is place—what is it? It’s skin! And there’s a lot more to it than meets the eye. In fact, microscopic bugs, fungus, and bacteria may all be found on the skin. Readers travel across this large body part with some helpful, friendly kids who narrate the whole journey and impart essential facts about the human habitat of the skin. A colorful design, complete with graphic organizers, complements the conversational style of the text to be sure readers comprehend the simple explanations.
Forests are filled with trees, but they're not all the same. How many different trees can be found in the forest, and how can you tell them apart? Questions such as these are answered as readers discover the various trees found in forest environments. This essential elementary science curriculum topic is presented to readers in a way that encourages them to explore the biodiversity of forests and the scientific wonders around them in the natural world. Additional resources, such as helpful fact boxes, a detailed glossary, and eye-catching, full-color photographs assist readers as they become forest explorers.
Some forest bugs may be freaky, but they're also fascinating! Readers are introduced to creepy crawling critters and bugs in this volume about insects that live in forest environments. They learn the specific roles various insects play in a forest ecosystem. This elementary science curriculum topic is clearly explained through age-appropriate, well-researched text that encourages an appreciation for biodiversity. In addition, a helpful glossary and informative fact boxes help readers learn more about this fun topic. Full-color photographs show forest environments and the bugs that live there in impressive detail.
Dyslexia is a common learning disorder that affects many people. It’s important for those who are living with it to feel understood, so this essential look at life with dyslexia was created to help those with this disorder feel less alone and to help others better understand what dyslexia is. Presented using age-appropriate language, full-color photographs, and informative fact boxes, this empathetic guide educates without talking down to young readers. Instead, it presents them with a relatable narrative structure that introduces different viewpoints and encourages acceptance, empathy, and inclusivity.
This fully decodable phonics book introduces readers to the j/v/w sounds. Jack and Jill’s car can’t go up the hill to Will’s house. Can a bus help them instead? The book contains vibrant illustrations, explanations of Read and Grow’s phonics scheme, examples of new sounds, and phonics activities.
Great white sharks are some of the most captivating creatures of the sea. These sharks can be scary, but this engaging book helps young readers focus on fun facts rather than fears. While young readers gain a deeper appreciation for marine life and a stronger understanding of science concepts, they also discover vibrant, full-color photographs of these impressive sharks. Informative fact boxes help them gain additional insight. It is not a good idea to get too close to a great white shark, but this exciting reading experience provides a safe, up-close look that animal lovers are sure to enjoy.
Have you ever wondered why hammerhead sharks have such unique heads? Readers discover the answer as they dive into this engaging text, which is filled with intriguing facts that will stimulate the minds of young animal lovers and budding marine biologists. They gain deeper insight on essential science curriculum topics and are encouraged to learn more about marine life. Fact boxes and bright, full-color photographs enhance their reading experience and provide a detailed look at one of the coolest creatures in the sea.
This fully decodable phonics book introduces readers to the th/ng sounds. When Beth’s dad sleeps through his alarm, Beth tries to wake him up. Will a gong do the trick? The book contains vibrant illustrations, explanations of Read and Grow’s phonics scheme, examples of new sounds, and phonics activities.
What is color blindness, and how does it affect a person’s everyday life? Readers discover the answers to these questions and more as they follow a narrative about what it’s like to live with color blindness and what it’s like to have a friend who has this condition. Clear and concise text provides relatable examples, and fact boxes add helpful information. In addition, full-color photographs enhance this reading experience, which provides a valuable exercise in developing empathy and understanding different perspectives. The sensitive tone and age-appropriate language make this a valuable resource for young readers.
This fully decodable phonics book introduces readers to the ck/e/u/r sounds. Rick is going on a trip. But he is running out of time. Can he pack fast enough? The book contains vibrant illustrations, explanations of Read and Grow’s phonics scheme, examples of new sounds, and phonics activities.
Angelina Butterworth couldn't understand why people kept polluting our planet until the day she discovered it was the diabolical plan of aliens bent on destroying Earth! In this entertaining and instructive narrative, readers will be on the edge of their seats as they find out if Angelina can escape the slimy tentacles of the evil Toxlings while learning what people can do in real life to stop our world from becoming an actual toxic wasteland. This valuable volume shows that science fiction can teach us important facts, and even help save our planet.
You don't have to be a scientist to discover and delight in silly (and gross) science facts about the human body, including how virtual reality tricks your brain, why we burp, and more!
What is an axle, and how does it work with a wheel? Readers are introduced to this STEM concept through clear and accessible main text, which encourages curiosity. The workings of a wheel and axle is an essential physical science curriculum topic, and it is presented to readers in a creative and relatable way that is meant to appeal to budding scientists and mechanics while also engaging reluctant readers. In addition, helpful diagrams, informative fact boxes, and vibrant, full-color photographs enhance this exciting reading experience.
Some people are afraid of sharks because of their big sharp teeth. Whale sharks, which are the largest known fish on the planet, do not use their teeth to eat. Instead, they are filter-feeders who feed on plankton. Young readers will discover this and other interesting facts through exploring a detailed narrative and fun fact boxes. This exciting learning experience enhances readers' knowledge of essential science curriculum topics, such as adaptations and marine ecosystems. Creative design elements that excite readers include full-color photographs of massive whale sharks in their natural habitats.
The phrase “face value” seems like it would apply to the human face too, right? We see something and take it as it appears. But if you were to take a microscope to your face, you might be surprised! In this playfully designed book, readers learn about the parts of their face they can see—and what they’re a habitat for! Helpful diagrams and simple language give readers a chance to really understand the lessons in anatomy and biology, and friendly narrators make the science fun!
Let's take a trip into the woods to see what we can see; There's bugs and birds and animals all living in a tree. Fuzzy moss and splashy streams; mud and sticks and stones, Underneath a rotting log, the mushrooms make their home. So pick up your binoculars and won't you come with me, Let's all explore the forest - we'll be home in time for tea!
Science never sleeps, it's always in action! Ever wondered how musical instruments make sound or how electricity is made? Discover the answer to these questions and many others in this exciting new series.
Let's take a trip into the woods to see what we can see; There's bugs and birds and animals all living in a tree. Fuzzy moss and splashy streams; mud and sticks and stones, Underneath a rotting log, the mushrooms make their home. So pick up your binoculars and won't you come with me, Let's all explore the forest - we'll be home in time for tea!
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