Books with author David Sands

Cambridge IGCSE Physics matches the requirements of the revised Cambridge IGCSE Physics syllabus (0625). The Cambridge IGCSE Physics Teacher's Resource CD-ROM supports the content of the Cambridge IGCSE Physics Coursebook and Workbook. It contains: answers to the questions in the Coursebook; answers to exercises in the Workbook; student worksheets; and answers for the worksheeets.

This Physics Workbook is tailored to the Cambridge IGCSE® Physical Science (0652) syllabus for first examination in 2019 and is endorsed for learner support by Cambridge International Examinations. The workbook covers both the Core and the Supplement material with exercises that are designed to develop students' skills in problem-solving and data handling, planning investigations and application of theory to practice. Answers are provided at the back of the book.

My Garden - My Friend is a collection of poems and short stories, even a rap song, written by lively and alert young gardeners about their gardening experiences, each one matched with a charming, complementary illustration. Share their enchanting tales, scary adventures, passionate pleas and heart-warming feelings about what they discover living and growing in their gardens. And how they all agree . . . that their garden really is their friend! This is a book for children and young adults, parents and grand-parents, to marvel at and enjoy the wonders that these young gardeners unearth!

This full-colour title is fully in line with the new separate-subject GCSE physics specifications, including IGCSE. It is appropriate for use throughout the world for GCSE studies. The language level and design have been carefully refined to make the book accessible to students of all abilities. Features to assist preparation for examinations include key topic lists at the start of each chapter, key ideas summaries at the end of each chapter, self-assessment questions throughout the text and sections of longer examination-style questions. A key feature is the extensive use of detailed worked examples that guide students through the concepts, particularly the mathematical ideas. Differentiation is built in via the use of colour-coded extension material for higher achievers. In addition, novel contexts are used to illustrate the concepts; students will find this book appealing and accessible

This book will enable you to construct your own treasure trails, to enliven a children's or adults' party or to keep the kids occupied on Christmas morning. If you enjoyed "The Da Vinci Code" or the story of Rennes le Chateau, you will love this book. Part One explains how to devise codes. Part Two contains specimen trails, beginning with some for the youngest children, increasing in difficulty to examples suitable for adults. Part Three contains the solutions. You can use them as they are, pick and mix from various trails, or use them as inspiration. You can make up your own narratives or use extracts from stories that you or your children like.