Matter
Matter is all around us. Sometimes, we cannot even see it! This book explains how matter comes in different forms and how various conditions, such as heat or cold, can change the form of matter.
Investigating Respiration
Inhale new knowledge with this investigation into respiration. Following scientific practices, this title presents a hands-on, inquiry-based science investigation. Age-appropriate experiments build students' understanding of matter and energy.
Investigating Sound
Turn up the volume on this investigation into sound. Following scientific practices, this title presents a hands-on, inquiry-based science investigation. Age-appropriate experiments build students' understanding of matter and energy.
Weather
Look outside, and you can see the weather. It's different from place to place. It changes with the seasons. Learn about different kinds of weather and the tools scientists use to predict it.
How It Works: Tree
This interactive book for children ages 2-5 features layered die-cut pages throughout to introduce toddlers to the life cycle of an apple tree throughout the year. Children ages 2-5 can learn all about how an apple tree grows and changes throughout the year with this interactive board book that features layered die-cut pages throughout. Simple callouts to the various parts of the tree, such as "roots," "leaves," and "trunk," invite young readers to see how the tree changes with the seasons. Packed with fun facts and accessible information, this first introduction to trees is perfect for curious toddlers. The perfect first book about trees for toddlers ages 2-5Layered die-cut pages encourage interactivityFun facts about trees!
Planets
A new paperback edition of the colorful, fun-filled adventure through the solar system, by the author of the Big Science for Little Minds series. Praise for Planets 'This book looks at each planet in turn and makes their properties highly relatable and funny to little ones! It's the kind of book you can learn loads from without even realising you're learning...Perfect for very young ones as you are not swamped with text and the pictures are great...Definitely among our top space books!' - ourbookdaysPraise for the Big Science for Little Minds'The perfect picture book to introduce your young reader to the science behind the what, where and when questions that they so often ask...Truly unique in conveying scientific concepts to younger children in such a colourful and visual way' - Mini Travellers'This picture book explains a complex subject through a simple narrative with sparse text and big, bold illustrations. A book to spark young children's curiosity and interest in science' - Five Books, Best Kids' Books of 2022 The perfect picturebook to introduce little minds to big ideas!Planets combines bold, colourful illustrations with jokes and incredible science facts to take young readers on a fun-filled journey across the solar system. On the way they will learn all about the planets, and find out the answers to such important questions as: Why does Venus smell so bad? Why aren't there many birthday parties on Neptune? and What would happen if you tried to eat your dinner on Mars?
Is There Anybody Out There? (a Wild Thing Book)
Inspired by her popular Wild Thing podcast, journalist Laura Krantz incorporates the scientific method and her journalistic skills to determine if aliens might exist How likely is it that humans aren't alone in the universe? Reports of strange lights, UFO sightings, and alien encounters abound--and some (like recent accounts from US Navy pilots) even sound credible. And in recent years, armed with state-of-the-art technology and better information, the search for extraterrestrials overflows with exciting possibilities. Within our own solar system, astrobiologists search for the biochemical building blocks that might sustain microbes, astronomers discover far-flung stars, orbited by planets that could be teeming with life, and astrophysicists point sophisticated telescopes toward the deep reaches of the universe, looking for anything out of the ordinary. Is There Anybody Out There? turns our collective gaze skyward: What's the likelihood of life on other planets? Or that aliens have already made the trip to visit us? How would they get here? Why do we want to find them? And what does it mean if we do (or don't)? Using critical thinking and the scientific method, journalist Laura Krantz investigates the science, culture, and philosophy of a universe where we're not alone--and why the idea of alien life has abducted our imaginations. Readers will learn to challenge their gut assumptions and open their minds to new possibilities.
You Belong Here
Join a captivating journey into the world of STEM innovation with "You Belong Here," in partnership with Baltimore's Early Charm. This groundbreaking book spotlights leading scientists reshaping our future with pioneering discoveries.Within these pages, you'll witness how diverse, creative teams unite to tackle the world's most complex challenges. They bring unique perspectives, respect one another, and together, solve the world's toughest problems.This book isn't just a celebration of innovation; it's an invitation for you to envision your role in the future of STEM. Whether you're starting your STEM journey or already immersed in it, "You Belong Here" will ignite your passion. Discover your place in teams shaping the world's future or even launching your own STEM company.Prepare to be inspired and empowered. "You Belong Here" opens a door to endless possibilities in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.The Creative Representation Empire is proud to be a part of this partnership and to have been able to amplify BIPOC voices in STEM.
A Rock Is Born
Follow the epic life cycle of one rock from its prehistoric creation to modern day, in this transportive nonfiction picture book perfect for fans of GRAND CANYON and the Over and Under series. Over one hundred million years ago, on the side of a volcano....a rock is born. As time passes and the world changes, the rock changes, too. Mud erodes it. Lava melts it. And water compresses it. Eventually, the rock will be reshaped. And a new rock is born. Award-winning creators Richard Ho and Lily Williams bring to life an evocative and educational picture book about the life cycle of a rock in this bold nonfiction tale perfect for any classroom or bookshelf.
Monster Science
Maya and Jordan are bored of their toys and have a brilliant idea: create a pet monster! Join their hilarious adventure as they dive into the world of genetics to build the perfect companion. But creating a monster isn't easy! They'll have to solve genetic puzzles, and maybe even face a few unexpected surprises...Can Maya and Jordan build the perfect pet monster? Find out inside! This exciting comic book adventure comes with engaging activity sheets at the end to reinforce the knowledge learned throughout the book. It's a perfect way to introduce young learners to the wonders of cellular biology while sparking their curiosity and imagination. For parents and educators: This book aligns with elementary science curriculum standards related to heredity and genetics, providing a fun and engaging way to supplement classroom learning.
The Kingfisher Space Encyclopedia
The Kingfisher Space Encyclopedia is an incredible 160-page volume and the perfect guide to space for children. It's packed with colorful illustrations, step-by-step sequences, and detailed photography to keep children engaged and entertained.Arranged thematically into key areas, the concise text is clear, accurate, and perfectly pitched, making this a fantastic resource for home and school. This comprehensive guide includes fascinating up-to-date information about the James Webb Telescope, NASA's advance space suit design and the latest discoveries. Plus, a glossary and index are included along with a list of websites for further learning.
Lucky's Star
On a quiet spring morning, something strange falls from the sky and lands on a small country town. Lucky watches as "stars" rain down on the fields and farms, but just what are these unusual objects? And what will Lucky do with her own special find? Lucky's Star explores the fascinating true story of the Murchison meteorite. The pieces of space rock that were discovered in Murchison, Victoria, provided clues about the origins of life on Earth. Fragments from the meteorite contain the oldest material ever found - stardust! Reading level varies from child to child, but we recommend this book for ages 5 to 9. Features: Creatively shares the story of an internationally significant, Australian scientific event.Introduces the 1969 Murchison meteorite, which contained clues to the formation of stars, our solar system, our planet and the origins of life on Earth.Features detailed fact pages to inspire deeper learning and understanding.
It's Corn Picking Time!
Hop in the tractor and ride along with a corn farmer in this rhyming read-aloud full of things that clack, whoosh, and roll! It's corn-picking time, and the farmer has all her tools ready! The cornhead gobbles the stalks. The spreader spits out chaff. The grain wagon fills with corn! This is the farmer, whose happy heart leapsat the sight of those first golden, glorious heaps! Corn-picking time is a favorite season on author Jill Esbaum's family farm, and the joy is sure to be shared by young lovers of tractors, trucks, and all manner of machines. Rhyming text pairs with Melissa Crowton's colorful illustrations for a high-energy read kids will ask for again and again. Check out the copious information found at the end of the book to discover more about life on a farm. A Junior Library Guild Gold Standard Selection!
Crayola: Outer Space Sticker by Number (a Crayola Sticker Activity Book for Kids)
Are you ready to launch into outer space? Create an exciting outer space world through the power of Crayola stickers! Three . . . two . . . one . . . blast off! Journey into outer space by placing the over 200 stickers onto the matching images. Kids will love seeing the beautiful outer space scenes come to life on each of the 23 pages in this book. This coloring book pairs perfectly with Crayola crayons, colored pencils, and markers for creative, colorful fun.
Draw with Art for Kids Hub Space
Join the Art for Kids Hub family in their first-ever book series as they share super-fun, space-themed drawing activities. Draw with Art for Kids Hub: Space brings the best of Art for Kids Hub to the printed page! Featuring popular hits from the channel, such as adorable planets and cute space pups, kids and their families will be amazed at all the delightful space-themed characters and objects they can draw. With these super clear and accessible step-by-step lessons, Dad Rob and family prove that anyone can learn to draw - and make it fun. Millions of YouTube viewers have learned to draw with the Art for Kids Hub. Now you and your whole family can, too!Step-by-step lessons that make the process super clear and super fun for everyoneA unique, accessible approach that prioritizes involvement over perfection. Kids are reassured that their efforts don't have to match the pictures to still look awesomeThe focus on family time encourages kids to draw with their grown-ups and share the enjoyment and satisfaction of making artEvery idea inside - from classic NASA-inspired rockets and space shuttles to intergalactic adventurers and out-of-this-world aliens - encourages you to have fun as a family and fall in love with drawing. By showing both the kid and adult versions of every space-themed artwork, families can be creative together, and kids can discover the joy in simply drawing and avoid getting frustrated trying to recreate a perfect image. Art for Kids Hub has achieved over a billion views on YouTube by offering kids and families the perfect starting point on their drawing journeys. Dad Rob and his family have built a huge following thanks to their delightfully accessible lessons that gather the whole family to make art together. Their unique, easy-to-follow approach puts fun first, encouraging kids to draw in their own way and be proud of the results. Don't miss the rest of the Draw with Art for Kids Hub series: Draw with Art for Kids Hub: AnimalsDraw with Art for Kids Hub: Cute and Funny FoodsDraw with Art for Kids Hub: ChristmasDraw with Art for Kids Hub: Halloween
This Is Not My Bed!
A bed filled with sharp sticks and mushy mud?! That is not MY bed! Whose could it be? Join in on a surprising camping trip and discover the favorite, cozy cuddle spots of all your favorite forest creatures--from the beaver (who loves a woody, muddy bed!) to the bat. Rich art illustrates the beautiful biodiversity found in our forests and expressive, repetitive text helps even the youngest naturalists learn all about the creatures who live--and sleep!--among us.
Light: The Extraordinary Energy That Illuminates Our World
The author of the best-selling, award-winning picture book Nano presents a vibrant picture-book introduction to the science of light. From the complexities of the night sky to the inner workings of rainbows, explore and celebrate the mind-bending science of light. Combining text by Dr. Jess Wade--a highly skilled physicist and trailblazing campaigner for diversity in STEAM fields--and beautiful, dynamic pictures by Ana Sanfelippo, this compelling blend of curriculum essentials and cutting-edge physics inspires budding scientists and engineers to step beyond their textbooks into a world of fascinating real-world science.
Poop
All too often, we regard poop as simply disgusting OR as an endless source of humor. But poop is a necessary part of a healthy body and the wider cycle of life, and it is vital to the functioning of nature on our planet. In Poop: A (Very) Natural History and a Powerful Future, discover the science of poop, how our bodies produce it and where it goes - as well as the many vital and astonishing uses for poop to help protect our environment, to generate our energy and even to use in our medical treatments. In this book, you will also discover the different ways that animals, from ants to whales, use poo for feeding, defence, camouflage, communication, or nest-making. Intriguing and snigger-free, this highly digestible title is written with charm, wit, and sophistication. It seeks to bust plenty of myths while providing exciting insights into how poop can be part of our bright future with breakthroughs in everything from human health and sustainable lifestyles to energy generation and space travel.
Faster Than a Jet, Bigger Than a Whale
A lavishly-illustrated guide to real-life wonders large and small! Dive into the biggest, the fastest and the strongest, from nature to technology to the miracles of the human body.A gorilla is stronger than a human, but who is the strongest of all? Who's the oldest? Come to think of it, who eats the most? And if we're really asking important questions: who poops the most? (Among mammals, pandas are the champions.)From Earth's largest mountain (it's not Everest, but Hawaii's Mauna Kea) to Typhoon Tip (the most massive storm in recorded history), we'll journey from the microscopic to the vast, from the long-extinct to the futuristic. This is a book of tiny cells and distant galaxies, massive trees and poisonous spiders. Meet the Parker Solar Probe (the fastest space ship), the Argentinosaurus (the largest land animal of all time), as well as deadly volcanos--and a squid with a giant eye. And along the way, comprehend the universe at its most amazing, most astounding and most unbelievable.
Hamid has a tummy ache - English - French bilingual book
In the heart of an African village, Nurah and Mowlid's carelessness leads a camel named Hamid to consume discarded plastic, resulting in pain and illness. As Hamid's plight unfolds, a chain reaction reveals the harmful consequences of human waste on animals and, indirectly, on humans. A tale of responsibility and environmental awareness, this bilingual English - French children's book concludes with comprehension questions and an engaging game section, ensuring readers reflect on the story's message and the importance of safeguarding the environment and having fun while doing so. Au coeur d'un village africain, la n矇gligence de Nurah et Mowlid pousse un chameau nomm矇 Hamid ? manger du plastique jet矇, ce qui lui cause des douleurs et le rend malade.Au fil de l'histoire, une r矇action en cha簾ne met en lumi癡re les graves cons矇quences des d矇chets humains sur les animaux et, indirectement, sur les humains.Une histoire de responsabilit矇 et de sensibilisation ? l'environnement, ce livre bilingue anglais-fran癟ais pour enfants se termine par des questions de compr矇hension et une section de jeux. Ce livre invite les lecteurs ? r矇fl矇chir au message de l'histoire et ? l'importance de prot矇ger l'environnement tout en s'amusant. Pour voir le contenu de ce livre, visitez notre site.
Morgan's Organs
Morgan's Organs is a fun and educational picture book that takes readers on a journey through the human body-one organ at a time!When a boy named Morgan suddenly loses all his organs, it's up to his body parts to find each other and work together to put him back together again. Led by Lulu the Lungs, kids meet a colourful cast of characters: Larry the Liver, Sally the Stomach, Harriet Heart, Brian the Brain, and many more-each introducing themselves and explaining their role in keeping Morgan healthy and alive.Told in playful rhyming verse and brought to life with bold, vibrant illustrations, this engaging book blends science and storytelling to spark curiosity about biology and body awareness. It's a perfect tool for early STEM learning, health education, and classroom discussion.Designed for children aged 5 to 11, Morgan's Organs supports inquiry-based learning with memorable characters and simple explanations of complex systems. From blood cells to the bladder, from intestines to the skin, every organ has a personality-and a purpose!This delightful adventure helps children: Understand human anatomy in a fun and accessible wayBuild empathy, curiosity, and body awarenessConnect narrative storytelling with scientific accuracyBegin exploring how their own bodies function and stay healthyWhether at school or at home, Morgan's Organs is ideal for teachers, parents, librarians, and young readers ready to explore the amazing machine that is the human body.
Unreal
An enthralling exploration of all the weird and wonderful creatures that may (or may not!) inhabit our world--all packed into an engaging, informational picture book perfect for helping kids build critical thinking skills.There's been a mix-up at the Museum. Some of the displays from the Myths and Legends exhibit have snuck into the Natural History wing! The narrator in this lively, impeccably researched tale invites readers along to help sort things out. But how can they tell fact from fiction? Animal from apparition? Monster from megafauna?As readers explore all the truths and wonders of the natural world, sidebars throughout encourage them to think critically about things including where they source their information, unconscious bias, and the significance of storytelling in gathering knowledge. An introduction provides a helpful guide to asking questions that can help hunt down truths.Filled with fascinating information and featuring plants and creatures from around the world including axolotls, mangrove killifish, and zombie-ant fungi, Unreal will spark joy, curiosity, and inquiry in readers young and old alike as they have fun guessing what's real and what's fake from spread to spread.
Why? Fun and Fascinating Questions & Answers for Curious Kids
Does your child love asking "Why?" all the time? This exciting and engaging book is packed with fun, surprising, and educational answers to the most curious questions kids ask! ⭐ Why is the sky blue?⭐ Why do cats purr?⭐ Why do we yawn-and why is it so contagious? With a mix of hilarious guesses, real science-backed explanations, and hands-on activities, "Why? Fun and Fascinating Questions & Answers for Curious Kids" turns everyday wonders into a thrilling adventure of discovery! Perfect for kids ages 5-10, this interactive book makes learning fun through: ✔️ Simple and Clear Explanations - Easy-to-understand answers to puzzling questions.✔️ Laugh-Out-Loud Humor - Wacky, creative guesses to keep kids entertained.✔️ Fun Facts & Cool Science - Mind-blowing facts that will surprise even adults!✔️ Hands-On Activities - Exciting mini-experiments and missions to encourage critical thinking. Whether you're a parent, teacher, or just a curious kid, this book is the perfect way to inspire young minds and fuel their love for learning. �� Ideal for homeschooling, bedtime reading, and classroom discussions!�� A must-have for fans of National Geographic Kids, Weird But True, and Brain Quest! Start your adventure of curiosity today-let's ask WHY!
Dream Valley Shenandoah
This book for children showcases the native and naturalized flowers of the Shenandoah Valley in Western Virginia. It is a poem, accompanied by beautiful watercolor illustrations, depicting twenty four common wildflowers and their habitats. Included is a glossary of the wildflowers, their scientific names and further information on habitat and distribution. The beauty of the woods, fields and flowers is shown to encourage the reader to stop and take time to consider their dreams. The book will please those who are interested in exploring or teaching about the ecology and plants of Virginia's Shenandoah Valley. Recommended for children ages 5 to 12.
A Kid's Guide to Plants of the Great Lakes Region
A middle-grade-friendly introduction to flora of the Great Lakes Region--including Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin-- with outdoor activities, games and quizzes that make learning about nature fun! Great for families and educators.Get dirty digging up roots. Crouch down to look closely at a carnivorous sundew dissolving a dragonfly. Make an elderberry concoction. Test your plant ID skills with a winter twig quiz. Make a soothing plantain salve to treat an itch. Learn which berries you can eat and which to avoid.Time spent outdoors encourages children's self-confidence and independence, increases attention span and physical well-being, and fosters care for the environment. With the increasing intrusion of technology into daily life, and the challenges of climate chaos, it has never been more essential for parents and educators to encourage kids to engage with the natural environment. Plants are everywhere, even in urban areas where parks, empty lots and backyards offer the opportunity to learn from and connect to nature.Drawing on her years of experience as and outdoor educator, Philippa Joly features fifty richly illustrated plant profiles, including information on identification and ecology, cultural uses, and fun activities--all in a way that is accessible and interesting to readers of all ages.
Junior Hydrologist
Join the flow and follow the water!Junior Hydrologist is an exciting and educational adventure into the world of water science. Designed for curious young minds ages 2-12, this illustrated children's book explores the wonders of the water cycle - from clouds to rivers to the deep blue sea. Along the way, Junior Hydrologist investigates where water goes, what makes a river roar, and how precipitation, evaporation, and flow shape our planet.Bursting with vibrant illustrations, playful rhymes, and accurate scientific concepts, Junior Hydrologist encourages hands-on thinking and joyful curiosity. Whether wading through streams or chasing clouds in the sky, readers are invited to think like young scientists and observe the natural world around them.This book is part of the Junior Scientist series from River Rabbits Publishing - inspiring outdoor learning and scientific wonder in every young reader. Perfect for classrooms, homeschools, libraries, and parents looking to make STEM subjects accessible and fun.
What's Inside a Garden?: Science and Nature Coloring Book
Explore all the wonders of the garden--birds, flowers, butterflies, and more--with this coloring book from New York Times bestselling author and artist Rachel Ignotofsky. Rachel Ignotofsky's beloved books The Wondrous Workings of Planet Earth and Women in Science bring science and nature to brilliant life through gorgeous and illuminating illustrations. Now, with What's Inside a Garden?: Science and Nature Coloring Book, her detailed and engaging artwork lets you immerse yourself in the garden while coloring. Each of the forty detailed illustrations shows an aspect of the garden--birds and their nests, caterpillars becoming butterflies, flowers and pollinators working together. Color the pages as you as you explore the elements of the garden ecosystem that work together to grow healthy plants and shelter animals and insects. The sturdy, perforated pages can handle colored pencils, crayons, or markers. Tear out to share with friends or feature as art in the home. Perfect for gardeners, students, and nature lovers of all ages, What's Inside a Garden Coloring Book is an utterly charming way to consider what's happening in our own backyards.
The Fact-Finders Universe
Explore the wonders of the Universe in this fun, non-fiction graphic novel packed with fun facts and engaging characters. Learn about the Asteroid and Kuiper Belts, which exist between planets and even contain objects, in this comic book for children aged 6-8. Filled with bite-sized information, colorful illustrations, and a fun story, this graphic novel will engage every budding science enthusiast and space explorer. With the help of the Fact-Finders, children will stock up on their space knowledge and will understand our place in the solar system. This educational graphic novel for kids offers: Age-appropriate vocabulary that explains a wide range of both familiar and unfamiliar topics and terms.Fun and engaging characters and facts provided in in a conversational style for an immersive learning experience.Content by award-winning author Tracey Turner which has been checked by experts to ensure all information is credible.Grab your space suit, hop on board the Interstellar Sausage, and zoom into space with space experts Cosmo and Quark. Find out all about asteroids, shooting stars, black holes, and the real-life astronauts who explore our solar system. Why do we have seasons and moon phases? Is there weather on other planets? Which animals have had a chance to explore space? Find out all this and much more in this guide to the Universe beyond Earth! More in the series Fact-Finders is a fun, non-fiction graphic novel series that teaches kids all about a variety of topics on the world around them. If you enjoyed Fact-Finders Universe, why not try Fact-Finders Ocean to discover what goes on beneath the waves?
The Causes and Impact of Climate Change
This title is part of the important new series from Oxford Children's which provides accessible introductions to the ideas, facts, and vocabulary behind an absorbing range of subjects. Meticulously researched and authoritative but written in simple language by experts in their fields, curious youngreaders will quickly get to grips with the basic principles and terminology of each subject. The Causes and Impacts of Climate Change explains, in a clear and interesting way, what climate is and why it's changing, what greenhouse gases are and how they are changing the climate, and how we can slow down this process. The engaging design highlights the Heroes of the subject from early beginnings to modern day and picks out and explains tricky terminology in ' Speak like a Scientist' features. Comic strips, illustrations, amazing photographs, and a timeline, as well as a glossary and index, all make this handy-sized book the perfect way to learn.
Freya the Feeling Firefly
What if your feelings were the light the world needed? In the heart of the Whispering Woods, one little firefly glows in ways no one else does. Freya's light changes with her emotions. Yellow for joy, blue for sadness, purple for fear, and pink for love. While others tease her for being "too sensitive," Freya soon discovers that her feelings are not flaws; they are gifts. When a family of chipmunks becomes lost in the mist, Freya's glowing emotions guide them home. In that moment, the forest learns something powerful: our feelings can lead the way. A heartwarming tale about emotional wisdom, bravery, and the beauty of being true to who you are, Freya the Feeling Firefly reminds children, and grown-ups, that sensitivity is strength and that the light we carry inside is meant to be seen. Because the brightest glow comes from those who feel deeply, and shine anyway.
Pablo the Pristine Parrot
In skies once clear and bright, a parrot named Pablo noticed something was not right. Pablo the Pristine Parrot is the soaring story of a wise and watchful bird who dares to question the streaks that scar the sky. When strange trails begin to appear and the jungle starts to suffer, Pablo rises higher, seeking truth, sounding the alarm, and uniting the birds of the world to protect what's sacred. With courage and clarity, Pablo helps the flock create safe zones in the sky, proving that when nature stands together, even planes must pause. This empowering tale reminds readers of all ages that the Earth speaks through those who listen, and that even the smallest wings can stir the winds of change. For the sky watchers. The truth seekers. The ones who protect what they love.
Junior Hydrologist
Join the flow and follow the water!Junior Hydrologist is an exciting and educational adventure into the world of water science. Designed for curious young minds ages 2-9, this illustrated children's book explores the wonders of the water cycle - from clouds to rivers to the deep blue sea. Along the way, Junior Hydrologist investigates where water goes, what makes a river roar, and how precipitation, evaporation, and flow shape our planet.Bursting with vibrant illustrations, playful rhymes, and accurate scientific concepts, Junior Hydrologist encourages hands-on thinking and joyful curiosity. Whether wading through streams or chasing clouds in the sky, readers are invited to think like young scientists and observe the natural world around them.This book is part of the Junior Scientist series from River Rabbits Publishing - inspiring outdoor learning and scientific wonder in every young reader. Perfect for classrooms, homeschools, libraries, and parents looking to make STEM subjects accessible and fun.
Wildlife Encounters while Exploring the Outdoors
If you are looking for a book that encourages children to explore wildlife and ask questions, then this is the book for you. Together, we will learn about the dragonfly and the damselfly, the spider and the harvestman, dangerous wasps and harmless beetles, sitting grasshoppers and jumping birds. We will explore fallen trees, swampy bogs, forest trails, and cloudy skies. We'll investigate pollination among flowers and mushrooms, what happens to water when it falls from the sky, and how sunlight affects plants.This book is filled with photos that I took while exploring the trails near my home in North Carolina and in southern California, and research that I did to find answers to my never-ending curiosity. Your child will love my color photos, and you will too (all from the safety of your living room). I am an amateur entomologist and a professional photographer. And you, the thoughtful parent, can introduce your child to the wonders of this world, those that are difficult to find. Order this book, and then sit down with your child and explore. You won't regret this.Here are more wildlife books for kids: Questions and Answers While We Explore OutdoorsQuestions and Answers While We Explore NatureQuestions and Answers about Insects and PlantsQuestions and Answers About Bugs and WildlifeThings You Might See on a Flower or a TreeWildlife Encounters while Exploring the OutdoorsTrails are Full of WildlifeLooking for Wildlife with my CameraExploring the UndergrowthExamining Wildlife While Hiking on TrailsDiscovering Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions About Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions about WildlifeWildlife at the LakeFinding Bugs at the RiverI see a butterflyI see a duckI see a ladybugAmazed at the BeautyDid you see... Walking in the Woods with my dogWalking the Trail at Oak Grove Lake ParkHiking at the Northwest River Park in the SummerFinding Wildlife at the Chesapeake Arboretum in the SummerHiking at the Great Dismal SwampFinding Wildlife at the Great Dismal Swamp in the SummerExploring Lake Calavera Preserve in the SummerExploring Icehouse Canyon in the SummerExploring Elfin Forrest Recreational Reserve in the SummerExploring El Capitan State Beach with Wilson
Discovering Wildlife While Exploring the Outdoors
If you are looking for a book that encourages children to explore wildlife and ask questions, then this is the book for you. Together, we will learn how many leaves a caterpillar eats in a day, how long it takes a dandelion to sprout seeds, what causes wind, and how waves are formed. We will explore the segments that make up an insect's legs, what a firefly does in the winter, why flowers are different colors, and what insects do when it is too hot or cold outside. We'll investigate how fast a hawk can fly, why trees fall over, which critters live in a pond, and what ants eat.This book is filled with photos that I took while exploring the trails near my home in North Carolina, and research that I did to find answers to my never-ending curiosity. Your child will love my color photos, and you will too (all from the safety of your living room). I am an amateur entomologist and a professional photographer. And you, the thoughtful parent, can introduce your child to the wonders of this world, those that are difficult to find. Order this book, and then sit down with your child and explore. You won't regret this.Here are more wildlife books for kids: Questions and Answers While We Explore OutdoorsQuestions and Answers While We Explore NatureQuestions and Answers about Insects and PlantsQuestions and Answers About Bugs and WildlifeThings You Might See on a Flower or a TreeWildlife Encounters while Exploring the OutdoorsTrails are Full of WildlifeLooking for Wildlife with my CameraExploring the UndergrowthExamining Wildlife While Hiking on TrailsDiscovering Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions About Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions about WildlifeWildlife at the LakeFinding Bugs at the RiverI see a butterflyI see a duckI see a ladybugAmazed at the BeautyDid you see... Walking in the Woods with my dogWalking the Trail at Oak Grove Lake ParkHiking at the Northwest River Park in the SummerFinding Wildlife at the Chesapeake Arboretum in the SummerHiking at the Great Dismal SwampFinding Wildlife at the Great Dismal Swamp in the SummerExploring Lake Calavera Preserve in the SummerExploring Icehouse Canyon in the SummerExploring Elfin Forrest Recreational Reserve in the SummerExploring El Capitan State Beach with Wilson
Asking Questions about Wildlife
Kids have so many questions. Why do people hike on trails? Why do leaves crunch under my feet? Why are old leaves brown? Why do spiders sit on flowers? Why are spiderwebs so ticklish? Why do plants need water? Why do squirrels climb trees? Why do some spiders bite? Why do ants wander around? Why does the sun shine.In this book you will find incredible wildlife photos that I took while exploring the trails near my home in North Carolina: a snake, a wasp, a harvestman, a dragonfly, a jumping spider, a squirrel, and more. Find answers to odd and fascinating questions in this wildlife book designed for kids. And while you are reading, take a few moments to enjoy incredible photos of critters we rarely see.Here are more wildlife books for kids: Questions and Answers While We Explore OutdoorsQuestions and Answers While We Explore NatureQuestions and Answers about Insects and PlantsQuestions and Answers About Bugs and WildlifeThings You Might See on a Flower or a TreeWildlife Encounters while Exploring the OutdoorsTrails are Full of WildlifeLooking for Wildlife with my CameraExploring the UndergrowthExamining Wildlife While Hiking on TrailsDiscovering Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions About Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions about WildlifeWildlife at the LakeFinding Bugs at the RiverI see a butterflyI see a duckI see a ladybugAmazed at the BeautyDid you see... Walking in the Woods with my dogWalking the Trail at Oak Grove Lake ParkHiking at the Northwest River Park in the SummerFinding Wildlife at the Chesapeake Arboretum in the SummerHiking at the Great Dismal SwampFinding Wildlife at the Great Dismal Swamp in the SummerExploring Lake Calavera Preserve in the SummerExploring Icehouse Canyon in the SummerExploring Elfin Forrest Recreational Reserve in the SummerExploring El Capitan State Beach with Wilson
Jenny the Joyful Jellyfish
In the gentle waters near Luma Island, one jellyfish chose joy over fear. Jenny the Joyful Jellyfish tells the luminous story of a kind-hearted sea dweller who teaches her fellow jellyfish a new way. One without stings, without fear, and filled with care for both sea and swimmer. When Jenny offers peace to the people in exchange for their protection of the ocean, something magical happens: the reef begins to heal, the water feels safe again, and an unexpected friendship blooms between species, and when danger comes in the form of a circling shark, compassion, unity, and courage save the day, not fear. This heartwarming underwater tale reminds readers that even the smallest ripple of kindness can transform the tide. A perfect story for ocean lovers, little environmentalists, and anyone learning that peace begins with a choice.
Questions and Answers While We Explore Outdoors
Kids have so many questions. Where does dirt come from? Does a toad ever itch? What does a bug do all day? Why are some flowers pink? How long do plants live? How does stuff float on water? Are insects dangerous? Does a tree feel pain? What happens if a bug loses a leg?In this book you will find incredible wildlife photos that I took while exploring the trails near my home in North Carolina: a motionless turtle, a probing honeybee, a still nymph, an observant dragonfly, a hidden harvestman, a wandering spider, a camouflaged cricket, a searching ant, a hungry caterpillar, and more. Find answers to odd and fascinating questions in this wildlife book designed for kids. And while you are reading, take a few moments to enjoy incredible photos of critters we rarely see.Here are more wildlife books for kids: Questions and Answers While We Explore OutdoorsQuestions and Answers While We Explore NatureQuestions and Answers about Insects and PlantsQuestions and Answers About Bugs and WildlifeThings You Might See on a Flower or a TreeWildlife Encounters while Exploring the OutdoorsTrails are Full of WildlifeLooking for Wildlife with my CameraExploring the UndergrowthExamining Wildlife While Hiking on TrailsDiscovering Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions About Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions about WildlifeWildlife at the LakeFinding Bugs at the RiverI see a butterflyI see a duckI see a ladybugAmazed at the BeautyDid you see... Walking in the Woods with my dogWalking the Trail at Oak Grove Lake ParkHiking at the Northwest River Park in the SummerFinding Wildlife at the Chesapeake Arboretum in the SummerHiking at the Great Dismal SwampFinding Wildlife at the Great Dismal Swamp in the SummerExploring Lake Calavera Preserve in the SummerExploring Icehouse Canyon in the SummerExploring Elfin Forrest Recreational Reserve in the SummerExploring El Capitan State Beach with Wilson
Questions and Answers While We Explore Nature
Kids have so many questions. Do trees feel pain? What does an ant think about? How far can a frog jump? Why do insects visit flowers? Why are waterdrops round? Why do insects bite or sting? How do leaves float?In this book you will find incredible wildlife photos that I took while exploring the trails near my home in North Carolina: a dragonfly, a bumpy toad, a blue-tailed lizard, a pink hibiscus flower, a fishing spider, a hidden grasshopper, an egret, a lynx spider, fungus, an insect nymph, ducklings, a cicada, a velvet ant, a hungry caterpillar, a camouflaged moth, and more. Find answers to odd and fascinating questions in this wildlife book designed for kids. And while you are reading, try to locate the hidden bugs in these photos.Here are more wildlife books for kids: Questions and Answers While We Explore OutdoorsQuestions and Answers While We Explore NatureQuestions and Answers about Insects and PlantsQuestions and Answers About Bugs and WildlifeThings You Might See on a Flower or a TreeWildlife Encounters while Exploring the OutdoorsTrails are Full of WildlifeLooking for Wildlife with my CameraExploring the UndergrowthExamining Wildlife While Hiking on TrailsDiscovering Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions About Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions about WildlifeWildlife at the LakeFinding Bugs at the RiverI see a butterflyI see a duckI see a ladybugAmazed at the BeautyDid you see... Walking in the Woods with my dogWalking the Trail at Oak Grove Lake ParkHiking at the Northwest River Park in the SummerFinding Wildlife at the Chesapeake Arboretum in the SummerHiking at the Great Dismal SwampFinding Wildlife at the Great Dismal Swamp in the SummerExploring Lake Calavera Preserve in the SummerExploring Icehouse Canyon in the SummerExploring Elfin Forrest Recreational Reserve in the SummerExploring El Capitan State Beach with Wilson
Hiking at the Northwest River Park in the Summer
Explore wildlife in this book of nature photography as I wander through the trails at the Northwest River Park. You will find photos of flowers and trees, ponds and canals, dragonflies and ants, spiders and mushrooms, bullfrogs and horseflies, caterpillars and velvet ants, and more wildlife that will make your children say "Wow!" Your child will love my photos as you read aloud with them on the porch or in the living room or just before bedtime. Take a walk with me as I wander along a trail in search of wildlife. If you are a parent who wants to encourage questioning and wonder, then this is the book for you. It will make your child want to go outside and explore.Here are more wildlife books for kids: Questions and Answers While We Explore OutdoorsQuestions and Answers While We Explore NatureQuestions and Answers about Insects and PlantsQuestions and Answers About Bugs and WildlifeThings You Might See on a Flower or a TreeWildlife Encounters while Exploring the OutdoorsTrails are Full of WildlifeLooking for Wildlife with my CameraExploring the UndergrowthExamining Wildlife While Hiking on TrailsDiscovering Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions About Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions about WildlifeWildlife at the LakeFinding Bugs at the RiverI see a butterflyI see a duckI see a ladybugAmazed at the BeautyDid you see... Walking in the Woods with my dogWalking the Trail at Oak Grove Lake ParkHiking at the Northwest River Park in the SummerFinding Wildlife at the Chesapeake Arboretum in the SummerHiking at the Great Dismal SwampFinding Wildlife at the Great Dismal Swamp in the SummerExploring Lake Calavera Preserve in the SummerExploring Icehouse Canyon in the SummerExploring Elfin Forrest Recreational Reserve in the SummerExploring El Capitan State Beach with Wilson
A Magical Guide to Plants
Learn about 50 of the world's most magical plants. Madame Volare, apothecarist and witch extraordinaire invites you to be her apprentice and learn about the world's most magical plants. For thousands of years, plants have been used to heal and soothe. Discover the amazing power within a humble leaf, seed, petal and stem, and how our ancestors feared or revered flowers and herbs. From the mandrake that bestows luck to the calming St John's wort, take a fascinating walk through a witch's garden, exploring the uses, folklore and history of over fifty common plants. Respect and marvel at the pure magic of the natural world and how you can harness its power for your own health and happiness.
The UFO Files
The UFO Files are the recently de-classified notes on a moment that captivates humanity: the arrival of an alien spacecraft on Planet Earth. The year is 2033. An investigator known only as Polaris has compiled this report into every aspect of the spaceship and the beings that built it. Piece by piece, uncover a thrilling narrative of courage and curiosity during this closest of encounters, while delving into the cutting-edge science and technology that help Polaris understand - and welcome - these visitors from a distant star system. Read the torn-out headlines announcing an unexplained radio signal from outer space, then learn all about the electromagnetic spectrum and how we use it to communicate. Come face to face with the flying drones that emerge from the spacecraft, then delve into how dragonflies have mastered the art of flight. And as the mystery of who or what lies within the spaceship unfolds, discover the animals on Earth - including glowing squid and photosynthetic sea slugs - that are so strange as to be almost alien. Every beat of the story is supported by clear, concise explanations of mind-blowing science for 9-12-year-olds, as well as out-of-this-world illustrations by Weston Wei. Other topics include: Nuclear fusion and clean energyUsing AI to decode an unknown languageExoplanets, stars and astronomyThe Fermi paradox and the likelihood of alien lifeHow rockets flyMany, many more The UFO Files is not just a compelling sci-fi story or a primer on core STEM subjects - it's both at once! Above all, it is a celebration of scientific curiosity, tolerance and the awe that comes when we open our minds to the stars and wonder whether we are not alone.
The magic within a tree
Summary A fun book based on science, and illustrated with fantasy!Join Dr. Arbo on a Magical Adventure! Step into the enchanting world of Doctor Arbo, a tiny guardian of the forest. With a sprinkle of magic, she can shrink you down to explore the inside of a softwood tree!Travel from the roots to the top of the tree's canopy! Use elevators, climb ladders, and zoom around as you discover how each part of the wood works. But watch out! A dangerous fungus is attacking the tree! Team up with Doctor Arbo and her friends to save it!In this thrilling journey, you'll learn the special secret of how trees are connected with one another and with us. "The Magic Within a Tree" remind us of our connection with nature and our power to be guardians of our planet!
The Eye Book
Have you ever wondered how your eyes work, why some kids wear glasses, or how screens and sunlight affect your vision? The Eye Book is your ultimate kid-friendly guide to all things vision, designed especially for curious young readers.Written by optometrist and mom Dr. Rafaela Th矇, this colourful and educational book is packed with fun facts, cool science, and easy to follow tips for eye health. Aimed at kids ages 8 to 12, The Eye Book explains how we see colour and light, the importance of protecting your eyes, and how to build healthy habits around screen time and everyday eye care.Whether you're reading on your own, sharing it in a classroom, or exploring it with your family, this book makes learning about eyes exciting, interactive, and fun.
Mabel and the Flower Spell
Mabel isn't like the other witches - she loves gardening more than casting spells! But when her flowers refuse to bloom for the village show, a little magic (and a sneaky trick from her neighbour, Greta) sets off a blooming disaster! Can Mabel fix her flowery fiasco before it's too late?Mabel and the Flower Spell is a spellbinding tale of mischief, magic, and believing in yourself!
Inside Your Brain
The human brain is famously complex and difficult to understand. The brain is also essential to how we function--so much so, that you can't simply poke a stick at it to see what happens. However, if you accidentally poked a stick through your brain, it turns out there's a lot you can learn. . . .Written by professor of neuroscience Caswell Barry, together with his good friend, the children's author Lucy Ann Unwin, Inside Your Brain takes young readers on an irreverent gallop through history to uncover ten groundbreaking discoveries that have led to our current understanding of how the brain works.The ancient Egyptians discovered in battle that the brain was more important than they'd thought; Luigi Galvani sent electric shocks through dead frogs' legs and uncovered how brain cells work; Phineas Gage's unfortunate accident on the railroads revealed that you can survive a metal rod through the head, while some unwitting kittens helped us understand how our brain develops. Inside Your Brain also touches on our present and future potential to continue testing the brain, such as how we can learn an enormous amount about how the brain processes information from AI without experimenting on a human subject. This entertaining and engaging deep dive into the most mind-boggling area of science is sure to fascinate and delight young readers.
