Books with author Steffi Cavell-Clarke

Young readers discover what light is and where it comes from as they explore this essential early science concept through age-appropriate text and images. The basic ideas behind the science of light are explained to early learners using accessible language and relatable examples. Readers are also presented with simple diagrams designed to enhance their knowledge of this elementary science curriculum topic. Colorful photographs are also included on each page, making this first science lesson a fun and memorable one!

Animal body parts work together to help these living things move, eat, and stay safe. Readers discover different animal body parts and their jobs in this unique exploration of beginner biology. Through simple, clear text, young readers are introduced to many animals and the various body parts they use as they live and grow. Age-appropriate diagrams are also included to help early learners understand these basic science concepts. With vibrant, detailed photographs of animal body parts in action, young readers will be captivated by this unique look at familiar and exotic animals.

The Great Wall of China and Mount Everest are two of Chinas most popular landmarks. Attractions such as these are explored in this captivating text designed to expose readers to everyday life in this Asian country. The main text, which supports common social studies curriculum topics and encourages a deeper appreciation of different cultures, touches upon the countrys geography, weather, food, and other interesting aspects of Chinas culture. Educational fact boxes, maps, and striking, full-color photographs are included to provide additional information and enhance readers knowledge of China.

Pushing against a wall and pulling on a rope are examples of forces at work in the world around us. This age-appropriate way of discussing forces allows young readers to explore beginner physics using language and examples they can easily understand. The simple, accessible text and colorful diagrams present a basic science curriculum topic to early learners in a fresh and fun way. Vibrant photographs of young people experimenting with forces encourage aspiring scientists to keep learning more about this topic long after they turn the last page.

Understanding the properties of different materials is essential to developing basic scientific knowledge. Readers are introduced to this critical concept through accessible text that asks them to examine different everyday materials, such as glass and wood, and what they are used for. The main text includes interesting facts that enhance science curriculum topics. Eye-catching, full-color photographs and diagrams are also featured. This engaging text exposes young readers to a plethora of materials and shows them how they are used to create the objects we see and use every day.

Readers are transported to Mexico to learn about the countrys geography, landmarks, weather, clothing, food, and rich culture in this engaging text aligned with common social studies curriculum topics. The age-appropriate main text encourages young learners to appreciate diversity and have respect for all cultures. Informative fact boxes, maps, and bold, full-color photographs are included to help enhance readers knowledge about this North American country and what everyday life is like there.

Readers are transported to Mexico to learn about the countrys geography, landmarks, weather, clothing, food, and rich culture in this engaging text aligned with common social studies curriculum topics. The age-appropriate main text encourages young learners to appreciate diversity and have respect for all cultures. Informative fact boxes, maps, and bold, full-color photographs are included to help enhance readers knowledge about this North American country and what everyday life is like there.

Roots, stems, and leaves are just some of a plants most important parts. Readers get a detailed look at these and other plant parts as they closely examine some of the worlds most interesting plants. Vibrant, full-color photographs of plants fill each page, and clear diagrams help readers gain a deeper understanding of the ways plant parts work together. These basic biology lessons are presented to early learners through age-appropriate text that is closely aligned with common science curriculum topics. What parts do plants use to make their own food? The answer is waiting for readers to discover!

One of the things we notice every day after looking out our windows is what the weather is like outside. Whether its snowing, its raining, or the sun is shining, weather affects many aspects of our daily lives. In this accessible text, young readers will get a closer look at the science behind weather and how it affects our world. The main text is supplemented with bold, full-color photographs, giving readers a better idea of what different kinds of weather look like. Informative diagrams also help early learners better understand this common science curriculum topic.

Why do plants have flowers? Readers discover the answer to this question as they learn fascinating facts about flowers and why they are an important part of a plant. Essential information that supports common science curriculum topics is presented in an accessible way for young readers. This includes the use of simple, colorful diagrams to help young learners understand the purpose of a plants flowers. Vibrant photographs fill each page, allowing readers to clearly visualize what they are learning.