In Tour the Tundra: Biome Explorers, science adventurers ages 5 to 8 learn about the plants and animals that inhabit the Arctic, the Antarctic, and the alpine tundras. Fascinating fun facts and a science activity make this book a must-have in homes and classrooms.
How did Earth form? Why is there life here? Why is water so important? In Earth: One-of-a-Kind Planet, kids ages 5 to 8 explore their own planet and its place in the solar system, as narrated by Universe with help from a couple of funny aliens! Compelling explanations of complex science topics and a hands-on science project make this book a must-have.
So many stars and so little time! In Stars: A Gazillion Suns, a story narrated by the Universe, kids 5 to 8 explore these glittering cosmic objects and discover what stars are made of, what makes them twinkle, and what humans use them for! Two funny aliens provide fun facts about space and a hands-on activity makes for an educational opportunity perfect for all kinds of learners.
Without the moon, Earth would be a very different place! In Moon: Small but Mighty Neighbor, kids ages 5 to 8 learn how the moon formed, how it keeps the Earth steady, and why it has no life beyond rare visits from humans. A hands-on project, fun facts, and a poem offer more opportunities for learning and language connections, while two alien commentators make the whole package delightful and hilarious.
What's the sun good for, anyway? Find out as the Universe explains just what makes the sun so important to planet Earth in Sun: Shining Star of the Solar System. In this nonfiction picture book, children ages 5 to 8 learn how the sun creates the days, seasons, and years we experience on Earth and even affects our weather and water. Funny aliens provide a running commentary on the Universe's clear explanations of complex science topics and a hands-on activity makes for an extra layer of learning.