This new geography series introduces and explores earth's landforms. Coverage includes all key aspects of physical geography--Why does this landform exist? How was it formed? How was it altered? How has erosion come into play? Affects of humans on the landform are delivered largely through case studies and are used to open up the possibility of comparing & contrasting.
Can you inflate a balloon using yeast and sugar? Do you know what happens if you plant a bean upside down? Finding out about science becomes fun with this exciting new series of practical activity books.
A tall tree in a forest explains to a tiny tree about how plants and animals are nourished and are dependent on each other. Includes factual information on plants and their importance to people.
Full of stunning photographs and illustrations, Life in the island offers an exciting introduction to all forms of islands life. The book focuses particularly on how people have damage the environment and how best to improve it.
From carniverous leaves to the magic of pollination, plants are vital to life on earth. Packed with fun facts and dramatic photography, Eye Wonder Plants is great for projects and homework or just for fun.
Everything there is to know about trees — from acorn to seedling, from root to fruit, from Pin Oak to Cottonwood, the tree enthusiast will find it all in this well-illustrated and fact-filled book.
Budding scientists can experiment with flashlights and create all different kinds of shadows with the help of this easy reader which describes what shadows are and why they change.
Designed to attract first readers to non-fiction, this series presents popular topics through a combination of illustrations and photographs linked by a simple text and captions. Each book includes a "Things to Do" section.
An empowering, inspiring–and accessible!–nonfiction picture book about the eleven-year-old girl who actually named the newly discovered Pluto in 1930. When Venetia Burney’s grandfather reads aloud from the newspaper about a new discovery–a “ninth major planet” that has yet to be named–her eleven-year-old mind starts whirring. She is studying the planets in school and loves Roma…
Saat membicarakan kehidupan liar, yang pertama kali terpikir adalah 'memangsa dan dimangsa'. Contohnya, singa dengan rusa, lalu ular dengan kodok yang mempunyai hubungan musuh alami. Selain itu, ada pula hubungan saling membantu yang disebut simbiosis, seperti yang terjadi antara anemon dengan kepiting, atau lebah madu dengan bunga. Kehidupan tersebut menyeimbangkan alam dan menciptakan ekosist…