Crunch! Munch! Delicious! We eat fruits and vegetables every day, and in this book, kids will act as plant scientists to investigate how these foods are grown and why they are good for our bodies.
Part of a set of 10 books cover the entire National Curriculum programme of study for science at KS1. Supported with free downloadable teacher resources. Fascinating explanations of natural phenomena and hands-on opportunities to observe and investigate the world around them will have readers excited and curious to do more and more science!
Dinosaur eggs, battling dinosaurs, the earth-shaking giants, how dinosaurs became fossils, the extinction of the dinosaurs, the exciting work of fossil hunters - all young kids love dinosaurs, and will be keen to become part of The Dinosaur Club and build their reading confidence. Key features include repetitive and predictable text / ......
This title supports the following learning objectives for Key Stage 2 science related to forces and magnets: observe how forces need contact but magnets do not; magnets attract or repel; discuss if objects are magnetic; polarity; gravity; resistance and friction; Recognise that levers, pulleys and gears allow smaller forces to have a greater ......
Dinosaur eggs, battling dinosaurs, the earth-shaking giants, how dinosaurs became fossils, the extinction of the dinosaurs, the exciting work of fossil hunters - all young kids love dinosaurs, and will be keen to become part of The Dinosaur Club and build their reading confidence. Key features include repetitive and predictable text / ......
Part of a set of 10 books cover the entire National Curriculum programme of study for science at KS1. Supported with free downloadable teacher resources. Looking at everyday objects and materials around us - using Science. From toys and furniture, cardboard to fabrics. Looking at wood, plastic, glass, metal, rock and paper.
Not everyone gets clean safe water at the turn of a tap. Some children have to walk miles each day to collect water for their families, while others bathe and help do their family's laundry in a river. Find out how families around the world obtain and use this precious resource.
When we turn on a tap, we expect to see clean, safe water pour out. This is not how everyone around the world gets their water, of course. In this title, young readers will find out how families around the world obtain and use this precious resource.
This title supports the following learning objectives for Key Stage 2 science related to electricity: Identify common electrical appliances ; construct a simple electrical circuit; circuits, simple or series, the use of a switch; cells, number and voltage; conductors and insulators; associate metals being good conductors.
