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Evolution Infographics
Harriet Brundle, 2018
32 pages
Why to read
Visually engaging infographics simplify complex evolution concepts.
Supports developmental understanding of science in young minds.
Encourages curiosity and knowledge through visually appealing graphics.
Ideal for shared reading, enhancing parent-child bonding.
Evolution Infographics
Harriet Brundle, 2018
Award winning
Junior Illustrated Science Dictionary
Sarah Khan, 2012
136 pages
Why to read
Simplifies complex science terms for young minds.
Colorful illustrations accompany clear, concise definitions.
Encourages curiosity and exploration in science.
Ideal for both home and classroom learning environments.
Junior Illustrated Science Dictionary
Sarah Khan, 2012
Award winning
Ladybugs
Gail Gibbons, 2022
32 pages
Why to read
Explore the enchanting world of Ladybugs.
Educational content on life cycles and nature.
Ideal for enhancing children's observational skills.
Supports early science learning and curiosity.
Ladybugs
Gail Gibbons, 2022
Award winning
Tappity STEM School: 2nd Grade Science: Learn all of 2nd grade science in 90 days
Tappity Stem School, 2023
95 pages
Why to read
Covers entire 2nd grade science curriculum in 90 days.
Interactive lessons enhance understanding and engagement.
Fosters curiosity and scientific thinking in children.
Designed specifically for second-grade learning milestones.
Tappity STEM School: 2nd Grade Science: Learn all of 2nd grade science in 90 days
Tappity Stem School, 2023
Ways Into Science: Your Body, Your Senses
Peter Riley, 2016
32 pages
Why to read
Explores human body and senses scientifically.
Engages kids with hands-on experiments and activities.
Supports STEM learning and curiosity.
Illustrations and content tailored for young readers.
Ways Into Science: Your Body, Your Senses
Peter Riley, 2016
Nature's Wonders
Consultant Paediatric Neurologist Richard Newton M.D., 2010
236 pages
Why to read
Explores miraculous aspects of natural world beautifully.
Authored by expert in child neurological development.
Enhances child's curiosity and knowledge about nature.
Encourages outdoor exploration and environmental awareness.
Nature's Wonders
Consultant Paediatric Neurologist Richard Newton M.D., 2010
Award winning
Sun Up, Sun Down
Gail Gibbons, 1983
32 pages
Why to read
Explores the science behind day and night cycles.
Encourages curiosity about astronomy and natural phenomena.
Simplifies complex concepts for young learners.
Supports development of observational skills.
Sun Up, Sun Down
Gail Gibbons, 1983
Award winning
The Little Giant Book of Animal Facts
Glen Vecchione, Joel Chandler Harris, Sharon Harris, 2004
352 pages
Why to read
Educational Value: 'The Little Giant Book of Animal Facts' by Glen Vecchione is packed with a wealth of information about various animal species, making it an excellent resource for readers who want to learn more about the animal kingdom in an engaging and accessible way.
Family-Friendly Content: The book is suitable for readers of all ages, including children, which makes it a perfect choice for family reading time. It encourages learning and discussion about animals and their habitats, fostering a love for nature and wildlife.
Fun Facts and Trivia: This book is filled with interesting tidbits and lesser-known facts about animals, which can be a great conversation starter and a source of entertainment for trivia enthusiasts or anyone looking to expand their knowledge in a fun manner.
Inspiration for Conservation: By providing detailed facts about animals, their behaviors, and their environments, 'The Little Giant Book of Animal Facts' can inspire readers to appreciate the diversity of life on Earth and the importance of conservation efforts to protect these incredible creatures.
