Children’s / Teenage general interest: Science and technology

Book SynopsisJoin the kids of the Science Club and discover electricity through a combination of adventure, activity and experiment in this fun, story-based series for kids aged 5 and upThe Science Club follows a group of science-mad kids who meet at a club where they learn about science through their own experiences and discoveries. For example, at one club someone brings in a fossil, leading to an investigation into the rock cycle, dinosaurs and fossil formation. At another, a storm inspires the children to learn about lightning and other forms of electricity. Each story features sweet, humorous illustrations and includes simple experiments for readers to try for themselves.The Science Club kids are having fun at a concert in the park. It''s a great introduction to their latest project - sound! The kids discover how we hear, go on a sound safari and experiment with different materials for earmuffs. They finish by making musical instruments and playing them at their own concert! Titles in the series:LightElectricityRocks & FossilsStates of MatterForces & MagnetsPlantsThe Human BodyHabitatsSoundWeather

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Book SynopsisA funny, accessible and unique guide to everything the brain is and does, told through comic strip adventures and written by Professor Sanjay Manohar, leading expert in Neuroscience.Learn all about the most mysterious organ in the human body - the Brain! Adventures of the Brain is a bumper book that follows the everyday escapades of a brain character to explain the brain''s key functions and concepts such as how we remember, learn new skills or even move our bodies! Also discover how we concentrate, handle pain, plan ahead and communicate and the many billions of neurons that make all this possible. Each cartoon strip adventure is followed by a visually-led information spread to consolidate the learning and reinforce how things work. This book is perfect for children 8+ and all curious and inquisitive minds.

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Book SynopsisLearn about the solar system by meeting some hilarious characters who are keen to explain why they are the most important!This book makes science learning fun and engaging for children aged 7 plus. Meet the Sun, everything in the solar system revolves around her, so surely she is most important? But what about Earth, the perfect place for people? Meanwhile Mars is sure red is best and Jupiter thinks being the biggest rules. So which really matters most? What Matters Most is a series of humorous books for children that explain science processes with lively comic artwork and show why variety is important. Titles in the series:Body Bits / Energy and Power / Gravity and other Forces / Materials / Plant Parts / The Sun, the Moon and the Planets

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Book SynopsisTake a look inside your incredible body and learn about the weird and wonderful bones and muscles that keep you healthy and make you unique.In Bones and Muscles, find out about your sturdy skeleton and strong muscles that support your body and keep you moving. Learn about the clever joints helping you to bend and twist, the truly amazing healing process, when you break a bone, and how humans and apes share a special thumb ability.Bright cartoons and clear anatomical illustrations will engage readers. The series also places emphasis on leading a healthy lifestyle to encourage good mental and physical wellbeing with ''Try this'' activity boxes to get children up and moving, out of the book and into their body. Perfect for readers aged 7+

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Book SynopsisDid you know artificial intelligence has been used to decode rat squeaks? It can also play games with you, make art and recognise your face! Find out how the technology works and become an expert in all things AI from neural networks to intelligent agents and deep learning. Super Tech explores the cutting-edge technology in your home, up in space and even inside your body, and gives you a glimpse into the tech of the future. Informative, accessible facts are combined with a mix of photography and playful illustration that''s perfect for readers aged 7 and up.

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Book SynopsisA humorous science comic-book story that explains key concepts about forces. Loveable anti-heroine Evil Beetle has lots of schemes that she thinks will get rid of the annoying gardener for good. But, Evil Beetle doesn''t know enough about science to make the plans work! The hilarious story is full of facts about forces and is perfect for children aged 6 plus who love comic books. For children progressing through book bands, it is suitable for children reading at Book Band 11: Lime.Evil Beetle Vs Science is a series of books about a hapless anti-heroine and her loyal band of minibeast sidekicks. Evil Beetle''s plots keep going wrong because she doesn''t understand science! Luckily her friend Smart Snail is on hand to explain, and readers will learn key science concepts while enjoying Evil Beetle''s attempts to keep her garden free from intruders.Titles in the series: The Shadow of Doom (Light); The Itching Powder Plot (Plants); The Alarm Call (Sound); The Electric Attack (Electricity); The Garden Force Attack (Forces); Building the Secret Headquarters (Materials).

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Book SynopsisA comprehensive collection of science careers to wow and inspire the next generation of budding scientists

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Book SynopsisA colourful guide to the horrible, shocking and disgusting aspects of the science of animal life cycles and a fantastic way to inspire children in science learning.The book investigates disgusting animal life cycles from around the world, including the not-so-cute baby owls that bully their younger siblings, the parents that eat their own babies and more. ''See for yourself'' panels help children relate the science to their everyday world.It is part of the Disgusting Science series, which explores the weird, revolting and shocking aspects of science for children aged 7 plus. It features child-friendly text and fun cartoon illustrations. From plants and life cycles to the human body and animal adaptations, the books offer fun examples to provide ways in to understanding solid scientific principles. Titles in the series: Human Body Horrors, Beastly Animals, Gruesome Plants, Revolting Life Cycles.

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Book SynopsisData science fundamentals for children, using clear, expert explanations and comic illustrations to spark interest and enthusiasm in the next generation of computer scientists!Data, Big and Small delves into the details behind computer science data and information that helps people and organisations to make decisions. Readers will learn how and why data is created, stored and shared. They''ll find out how to make sense of information through different graphs, maps and pictures and understand how machines learn from the data that we feed them. And the end of the book fast-forwards to the future of computer science, robotics and considers what it might mean to live in a ''smarter'' world.The Click, Connect, Compute series untangles the computer science web and teaches children about the essentials of computer software, hardware and digital literacy as well as discussing the ethics surrounding this evolving field. Featuring fun, friendly comic strip illustrations, pioneer bios and a quiz, this is a perfect read for children aged 8+.Written in a clear, thoughtful way by computer science expert, Dr. Dharini Balasubramaniam, a strong advocate for ethics and education in her field.

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Book SynopsisDid you know there are more microbes on Earth than stars in the universe? That some five million microbes live on your hand? A child's curiosity helps her understand why these tiny organisms make such a big difference in her life.After the last drop of rain falls, Meena and her scientist mum head outside to their garden, which is bursting with veggies and flowers. But it isn't the produce that Meena is curious about. It's the microbes in the soil (giving it that earthy smell), in the compost pile, in our bodies everywhere! that have Meena wondering. How do they live? What do they eat? Where did Meena's own microbiome come from?Physician-scientist Dr Majdi Osman introduces the adorable Meena during a day of eye-opening exploration, while Teresa Martínez's engaging illustrations beautifully capture the mother-daughter relationship. Back matter includes a resource list and an author's note on the far-reaching role that the microbiome plays in our health and development.

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Book SynopsisTake this shuttle to the stars in an innovative board book based on scientific concepts of space travel, with fictional twists.

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Book SynopsisGet ready for lift-off and journey through outer space with Future Genius: The Solar System! Explore our cosmic backyard through awesome videos, brain teasers, quizzes, experiments, puzzles, sudoku, and so much more. This book includs amazing pictures and illustrations, plus video QR codes for an interactive learning experience that brings the page to life! You’ll get up close and personal with all of the planets in the solar system – from Mercury, the fastest planet around our sun, to the giant planet of Jupiter and its massive storms. Discover how our solar system was born and design your own spacecraft to travel to one of the coldest worlds in the known universe. An out-of-this world activity book, this is one of the most fascinating and engaging space books available today that kids will love!

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Book SynopsisA beautiful and whimsically illustrated explanation of cool inventions like Velcro and scuba suits that were inspired by the natural world.

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Book SynopsisCora promises to keep Uncle JB’s Bread Pet alive but didn’t anticipate its exponential growth! She needs to come up with a solution -- and fast! This whimsical STEM story of family, creativity and community will inspire young makers to experiment and share their gifts with others. Includes sourdough starter and sourdough bread recipes.Trade Review“This timely book will prove useful for home-based lessons in science, math, and, of course, baking” – Kirkus Reviews“DePalma’s tale introduces doubling and measurement concepts, and lovingly depicts an interracial family” – Publishers Weekly“The bread-baking lesson and recipe at the end make this book more of an experience than just a story. Kids will love it” – Seattle Book Review★ “A beautiful lesson about helping others with something as yummy as warm bread loaves!” – Youth Services Book Review“A soulful story of family, community and artisan bread with a dash of multiplications and a sprinkle of science! Funny and gloopy!” – Letterbox Library“This book appears to have beaten everyone else in the world to the punch” – Betsy Bird, Librarian, @FuseEight“A fun tale of a resourceful child working creatively with family and community to solve a problem. It’s a story that rises above” – Mombian

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Book SynopsisA large-format non-fiction picture book that describes the incredible creatures that once walked the Earth, with a lively mix of illustrations, comics and facts. Walk in the footsteps of the first fossil researchers to discover the earliest animal life on Earth. Explore the story of a spiny sea worm without tail or head, a walking fish, a peaceful sea dragon, and many other incredible creatures. Told through comics, illustrations and data, Fossils from Lost Worlds is also a fascinating insight into paleontology itself. It shows how science is a process of thinking and rethinking, questioning and learning. Through a timeline of animal reconstructions and major discoveries, we can track the beliefs and theories that have brought our knowledge to where it is today.Trade Review"The illustrations use an elegant color palette but don’t sacrifice adventure, humor or information for design…The careful curation of this parade of creatures takes readers on a comprehensive journey through the fossil record. I enjoyed the paleontologists, depicted in droll graphic-novel-style comics interspersed throughout, almost as much as I enjoyed the paleontology." -- The New York Times"This oversized, stylish book invites readers to pour over its intricate pen-and-ink/watercolor illustrations and its narrative passages interlaced with tongue-in-cheek talk bubbles…Book design steals the show here. The thick, cream-colored pages make a great backdrop for the terrific artwork...truly unique and beautiful." Starred review -- Youth Services Book Review"The subdued palette and inky lines of Hélène Rajcak’s pictures give the book a stylish feel, while its lively, graphic-novel-style layout conveys a sense of humor about dinosaurs, fossils and the work of those who study them." -- The Wall Street Journal"The text is really easily understood and yet it's still quite comprehensive scientifically. Lots of facts, simply expressed." -- Radio New Zealand - Nine to Noon"This multi-layered book is a must for anyone interested in palaeontology. And if that’s not you, it will definitely change your mind. This is a treasure trove of information the whole family can savour and enjoy for many years, and highly recommended for ages 8+." -- Readings"Fossils from Lost Worlds is a large-size hardback book of fascinations. Pick up this glorious book and head back into the distant past and go digging." -- Paula Green, Poetry Box

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Book SynopsisMaking big science topics just the right size for little readers as we explore planet Earth! Did you know that water on planet Earth can turn into an invisible gas? What about that our Moon makes the ocean move? And that Earth is made from moving puzzle pieces? Our planet is pretty amazing, and we'd like to tell you why...So sit back, and let expert scientist and CBeebies writer Emily Dodd tell you all about our amazing planet. With bite-sized text, facts to make you say 'WOW', and easy-to-understand explanations, big science topics are now just the right size for readers 4 years plus.Brilliantly illustrated by Chorkung, this is the perfect little book for readers who are just discovering all the AMAZING STUFF in the world around them.

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Book SynopsisDiscover important scientific words in this illustrated STEM encyclopedia. Each spread is beautifully illustrated with humour and charm. 100 essential concepts captivate the minds of young readers and explain scientific definitions from the horrific Yangchuanosaurus and even the true definition of Zero!

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Book SynopsisSBWRIEL. Wyt ti wedi meddwl erioed i ble mae'r sbwriel rwyt ti'n ei daflu i ffwrdd yn mynd? Beth am gael cegin heb sbwriel? Mae Darganfod! Sbwriel yn orlawn o ffeithiau diddorol a lluniau anhygoel o reoli gwastraff. Dyma lyfr bach sy'n llawn syniadau mawr.Trade ReviewTo create a more sustainable future, it's important eco-warriors know about the different types of waste and how to create less rubbish! -- Publisher: Rily

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Book SynopsisIt''s a big question?how do spacecraft get to outer space?Spacecraft are incredible, as are the astrodynamics engineers who make space travel possible! The inspirational story behind this exciting field of science will captivate inquisitive young minds. Discover . . . The science behind a spacecraft?s journey from start to finish How satellites navigate their way around incoming asteroids What space travel can teach us about the mysteries and possibilities of outer space . . . and so much more! Beautifully bound with stunning illustrations, The Big Questions Answered is more than just a series of books?it?s a complete resource for kids, teachers, and parents to collect, with QR codes to download free teachers & parent resources and kids packs. Start a lifelong interest in science?it can change the world!

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Book SynopsisIt?s a big question?can AI change the future?Artificial intelligence is incredible, as are the computer scientists who develop it. It is responsible for some clever things, but does AI have the power to change the future of our whole planet? Discover . . . How scientists train AI What makes AI and the human brain similar Whether AI will ever become smarter than the people who created it . . . and so much moreBeautifully bound with stunning illustrations, The Big Questions Answered is a narrative nonfiction series and complete young science resource in one, with QR codes to download free teacher and parent resources and kids'' packs. Start a lifelong interest in science?it can change the world!

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Book SynopsisIt?s a big question?are meteors the fastest thing in outer space?Meteors are incredible space travelers, and meteoriticists are uncovering their mysteries to understand our universe. Discover . . . How meteors race through space at mind-blowing speeds The surprising things these fiery rocks can reveal about our solar system The ways meteors have shaped life on earth . . . and so much more Beautifully bound with stunning illustrations, The Big Questions Answered is a narrative nonfiction series and complete young science resource in one, with QR codes to download free teacher and parent resources and kids'' packs. Start a lifelong interest in science?it can change the world!

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Book SynopsisDo you know the story of Rapunzel? Of course you do - she''s the girl who lets down her hair so the prince can climb up into her tower. Did you ever wonder what a scientist would think about people climbing up hair? Well, don''t worry, because Professor Everafter is here, and he is going to put this fairytale under the microscope.

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Book SynopsisFilled with bite-size facts and amazing original illustrations, the Small and Mighty range is the ultimate pocket-sized collectible series for young readers who can't get enough of their favourite topic.In The Small and Mighty Book of Oceans, readers will find a wealth of facts, stats and profiles about the world's seas and their inhabitants – including everything from whales, sharks, jellyfish and crabs, to coral reefs, and even the strange creatures lurking in the ocean's depths. Original vibrant illustrations and tons of fun facts make this an essential purchase for fans of ocean life in all its forms.

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Book SynopsisDiscover what machines are, how they work, and how they have developed through history, in this fascinating fact file and learn-it-yourself project book. You can find out about levers, pulleys, wheels and axles, gears, hydraulics, wind power and much more. It includes 19 practical experiments - make a windmill, a hydraulic lifter and even a vacuum cleaner! Over 260 images include step-by-step photographs and explanatory illustrations. It is an accessible and lively introduction to machines, ideal for home or school use for 8- to 12-year-olds. From sophisticated computers to a simple pair of scissors, we are surrounded by machines. This engaging science book looks at the enormous variety of machines in our world and how they function. Fascinating hands-on projects, such as making your own gears and belt drives, a pulley, a block and tackle, a can crusher, a water wheel, and an Archimedean screw, will help you to fully understand the principles behind them. "Find Out About" is a series for young readers who would like to explore the exciting world of science. Each book covers a different topic, bringing the subject to life with vibrant photographs, detailed drawings and clear diagrams, making it really fun to learn. There are easy-to-do experiments using everyday objects and equipment so that young scientists can enjoy finding out all the fantastic facts for themselves.

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Book SynopsisThis book is filled with weird and amazing facts that you’ve never heard before. Read about the dinosaur that used camouflage, wonder at the penguins that ‘propose’ to each other with rocks and tell your friends that the dodo was actually quite smart! Scientists found that cockatoos in Australia make their own drumsticks and their own music. Each bird plays it’s own different rhythm at its own different speed to attract a mate. Scientists in Tokyo have trained pigeons to distinguish between art style. They can tell the difference between works by Picasso and Monet. There are facts about sharks that listen to Death Metal, the amazing amount a hummingbird needs to eat, and strange creatures such as the ‘ghost’ octopus. James Olstein beautifully illustrates these odd facts in a retro-inspired, quirky style. His designs aren’t meant to be taken literally, but you’ll laugh-out-load when you see a spider relaxing on a pool float and dinosaurs playing with a ball! Prepare to laugh, marvel and learn. Being a geek has never been so cool.Trade Review'An extremely accessible and entertaining read. There are so many fascinating and intriguing facts here that this is a book you will return to time and time again!’ * North Somerset Teachers’ Book Award *‘An amazing picture book full of the most fascinating creatures that have roamed the planet … Proof that science can be both fun and funny!’ * Lancashire Post *'A lovely book to browse through, enhanced by James Olstein’s quirky illustrations that cleverly highlight the weird facts.’ * Parents in Touch *‘Children will marvel, laugh and learn from all the amazing and weird facts about the animal world packed into this small handy hardback… illustrated with an amusing and quirky retro style. A fascinating compilation of wonderment.’ * South Wales Evening Post *‘This is an absolute treat for animal fans… diminutive but fact-filled little book of awesomeness. Loved the presentation too with really nice clear text and simple graphical illustrations accompanying. Utterly brill!’ * Read it Daddy *‘The rich vocabulary lends itself perfectly to learning and understanding more about animals and creatures in our world…The illustrations are wonderfully quirky and brilliant for studying…The colours and design take this from being an ordinary non fiction animal book to being one of extraordinary proportions.’ * My Shelves are Full *

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Book SynopsisScientists often take a leaf from nature when devising inventions. Find out more and let your imagination soar: Discover how nature has inspired some great creations, from the Wright Brothers' first aeroplane to Eiji Nakatsu's bullet train. Meet brilliant birds, boisterous bats, and family trees as we celebrate the creatures of the sky. Explore the human and natural world, from bee discos to the design of outer-space cameras.

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Book SynopsisThis title features 18 easy-to-follow experiments for learning fun. You can find out about rain, ice and how water works! You can make your own rain gauge, see how heat dries things out, create condensation, and much more. Fun photographs and illustrations show youngsters carrying out the practical projects in simple stages, making learning accessible and enjoyable. A glossary at the back of the book explains all the science terms used in the main text. It is ideal for school use by 5- to 7-year-olds, and also contains guidance notes for grown-up helpers using this book to teach children at home. Are bubbles always round? How can you measure rainfall? Why do some things float? What are frost and dew? All of these questions and many others are answered in this exciting book, which explores the wonderful properties of water. Watch how water expands when it freezes and turns into ice. See the magic skin known as surface tension. This series introduces younger readers to science in a structured but interesting way. Each book in the range explores a different aspect of science. Fun activities encourage children to explore and learn about the natural world, and complement the scientific points outlined in the simple introductory text.

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Book SynopsisThis title comes with 19 easy-to-do experiments and 250 exciting pictures. It is packed with facts on the birth of our planet and the forces that shape the land. You can discover how and why the Earth is unique, how life-support systems such as the atmosphere, water - and just the right amount of energy from the Sun - make our environment so rich and varied. Fun, exciting experiments explain the science: erode a sugar mountain, and simulate geological folds using clay. With the help of vivid diagrams, landscape and close-up photographs, the authoritative text reveals and explains the marvels and mysteries of our world. It is a book to capture the interest of independent readers, or for families or school groups to explore together. How was the Earth formed? When did living things first appear upon its surface? Why is the climate changing? This book traces the story of our world, from the Big Bang and the earliest stirrings of life to the impact of humankind. Page by page, the author investigates the different elements that make up the Earth. He explains the planet's fiery creation and its place in the Universe, and probes ocean depths as remarkable and as varied as the continents above them. Practical experiments and projects reinforce the learning experience.

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Book SynopsisThis title comes with 20 easy-to-do experiments and 300 exciting pictures. It tells the story of technology, from simple gears and levers to high-tech gadgets and gizmos. It covers all the basics of how things work - with fascinating photographs of machines in action, plus accessible inside-view diagrams. Practical projects help you to make your own minimachines, including a windmill and a vacuum cleaner! It is ideal for 8- to 12-year-olds, for home and school use. The screw, the wedge, the lever and the sloping ramp are the foundations of much more complicated machines. This book explains how they work, and how they have contributed to technological progress over thousands of years. It investigates all kinds of devices - from a pair of pliers, to cranes, wind turbines and power drills - right down to the basics of how they operate. And by making their own levers, pulleys, belt drives, wheels and more, young readers will be able to look at the working world around them with a fresh awareness.

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Book SynopsisOn the continent of Africa, millions of years ago, human-like creatures walked the earth for the very first time. Rediscover their prehistoric world and find out what it was like to live through the Stone, Bronze and Iron Ages, and how the first settled communities grew up. Did you know that the earliest pottery was invented in Japan around 12,500 years ago, or that Neanderthal people buried their dead with ritualistic ceremonies? Learn about this and much more in this fascinating reference book for 8- to 12-year-olds.

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Book SynopsisMaths is a huge part of science, technology and engineering. Young mathematicians can discover more at home by reading the simple explanations and doing the beautifully illustrated activities on each page. Start a lifelong passion for STEM subjects and inspire problem-solving skills.

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Book SynopsisLooking Up is a celebration of telescopes around the world and speeding through space. These incredible structures gaze out into the solar system and beyond, helping us learn about distant stars and planets. Discover these amazing feats of engineering with cutaway illustrations, alongside detailed explanations of the science of light. All over the world, people have built fantastic instruments for looking up into the sky. These telescopes are not just engineering marvels - they are monuments to curiosity and wonder. Discover the physics behind astronomy and stargazing, from the reason that telescopes are often built in deserts to how scientists can tell what planets are made of, even from million of light years away.Trade ReviewA must-read for children who are captivated by space and want to get their teeth into something more specific and detailed -- Littleliterarysociety on InstagramUpper primary level children will love this book, from its fantastic illustrations to all the interesting facts. -- Phillipa Moore, Year 3 teacher and science coordinator * Primary Science *

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Book SynopsisSo you think you’re special? Just because people have built cities, invented pop-up toasters and put people on the Moon that they are somehow different from (or better than) other living things? Well it’s time to think again! Humanimal explores the interconnections of the human and natural worlds in ways you never before imagined… Inside you will discover how slime moulds learn how to navigate through a maze; how rats are ticklish and how it makes them laugh out loud; how elephants have funerals for their lost loved ones; how bees vote in elections to decide where to locate their nests; how crows use cars to crack nuts and a whole lot more! This richly illustrated, mesmerising exploration shows that humans and other animals don’t just live on the same planet, they also share many of the same patterns of behaviour, making us all fellow players in the drama that is life on Earth. Fascinating and stunningly illustrated, Humanimal explores and celebrates the astonishing ways in which animals and humans are alike. Written by Christopher Lloyd, the bestselling author of Absolutely Everything, and illustrated by the superbly talented Mark Ruffle. Including a colourful jacket with a wonderful animal surprise underneath, this book will astound and amaze children aged 7–11, along with their family and friends, too!Trade Review"These examples give a fascinating insight to the similarities between species and promote sympathy with the animal world - which can only be a good thing for future generations." * BookTrust *“The illustrations are lovely, using bold blocks of colour and showing the creatures sensitively. I particularly love the spread of the bees on honeycomb and flower. This is great book to add to the class or school library, encouraging children to pause and consider the similarities between us.” * North Somerset's Teachers' Book Awards *"A rich, colourful guide to 'incredible ways animals are just like us', this book will increase children's interest in, and empathy with living creatures, as well as making them laugh." * Big Issue - Kids' books of the year 2019 *"A wealth of information about the ways in which animals work, build, live and have fun together." * Armadillo Magazine *"A highly interesting account of animal behaviour brought alive by Mark Ruffle's vibrant illustrations." * Irish Examiner *“Brilliant … Brimming with Lloyd’s energy and enthusiasm, and with fun and learning on every page, this is a glorious celebration of our enduring relationship with all creatures great and small.” * Lancashire Evening Post *

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Book SynopsisExplore first science concepts for growing minds in a giftable, 4-title board book box set

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Book SynopsisEmbark on a STEM journey with a family camping trip, uncovering the marvels of physics and chemistry in everyday activities, promoting real-world applications and hands-on learning. Set against the backdrop of a family camping trip, Our Camping Trip: Physics, Chemistry, and Fun from the Everyday STEM series is a captivating exploration for young minds aged 6-9. Join Teresa, Cooper, and the Bright family as they reveal the wonders of STEM concepts in everyday life. From the physics behind trampoline jumps to the chemistry of dough rising in the oven, this story-based journey seamlessly weaves science into the fabric of holidays and celebrations. Through engaging content and real-world applications, the book not only supports STEM learning in the classroom but extends it beyond school hours, inviting children to discover the science in their surroundings. Packed with activities for kids to try at home, this book transforms theoretical conc

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Book SynopsisDiscover this engaging STEM book that explores the exciting world of physics in everyday urban settings, uncovering its principles through relatable examples and fun experiments. As a sequel to The Awesome Physics in Your Home and part of the Science All Around Us series, this book reveals how scientific principles influence our everyday urban environments. From bustling construction sites to exhilarating amusement parks, young readers are taken on an exciting journey through familiar settings, showcasing how physics is at work all around them. Through relatable exampleslike the forces behind a roller coaster or the energy at a concertkids will discover the hidden science behind every day phenomena. With plenty of safe experiments to try at home or on their urban adventures, this book transforms learning into an interactive experience. Designed for curious young minds, this engaging book makes complex scientific concepts accessible and fun. It encourages exploration and hands-on learning, bridging the gap between theory and real-world applications. With vivid illustrations and easy-to-understand explanations, this book inspires a love for science and discovery. Whether you're a young science enthusiast or a parent seeking to spark curiosity, it's the perfect tool to ignite a passion for STEM and the wonders of physics in the world around us.

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Book SynopsisStep up your science knowledge with Step Into Science and discover the science of plants! Step Into Science: Plants explains why flowers have colourful petals; how leaves make food for plants; and how water moves inside roots and stems. With the help of a cast of funny blobby characters, you''ll different types of flower and discover what happens when seeds are kept in the dark. Colourful and quirky illustrations make these core science topics exciting and fresh and encourage interaction with the subject.Written to support the National Curriculum at Key Stage 2, each title explores key scientific topics through a combination of concise information and fun experiments. Perfect for readers aged 7+Titles in the series:ElectricityForces & MagnetsHabitatsLightPlantsRocks & SoilSoundThe BodyTable of Contents 1: Different types of plants 1: Growing roots 1: Stems 1: Leaves 1: Water on the move 1: Types of flower 1: The parts of a flower 1: Pollination 1: Making seeds and fruits 1: Air and water 1: Plants and light 1: Nutrients in the soil 1: Glossary 1: Answers to the activities and questions 1: Further information 1: Index

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