Books in Exploring Earth's Resources series

This book answers the questions: What is soil? What is soil made of? Is all soil the same? How do we use soil? Will we ever run out of soil? Who studies soil? It also includes an activity about soil.

This book answers the questions: What are coal, oil and natural gas? What are fossil fuels made of? How do we get fossil fuels? How do we use fossil fuels?

This book answers the questions: What are coal, oil and natural gas? What are fossil fuels made of? How do we get fossil fuels? How do we use fossil fuels?

This book answers the questions: What is the Earth made of? Where do rocks come from? What are rocks made of? Where do we find rocks? How do we use rocks? Who studies rocks? It also includes an activity about rocks.

This book answers the questions: Why is water important to us? Where does our water come from? How do we use water? Can we run out of water? Who studies water? It also includes an activity about water.

This book answers the questions: What is the Earth made of? Where do rocks come from? What are rocks made of? Where do we find rocks? How do we use rocks? Who studies rocks? It also includes an activity about rocks.

This book answers the questions: What is a fossil? How are fossils formed? Are all fossils dinosaurs? Where do we find fossils? What can we learn from fossils? Who studies fossils? How do scientists collect fossils? It also includes an activity about fossils.

This book answers the questions: What is a fossil? How are fossils formed? Are all fossils dinosaurs? Where do we find fossils? What can we learn from fossils? Who studies fossils? How do scientists collect fossils? It also includes an activity about fossils.

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This book answers the questions: What are plants? Do all plants look alike? What do plants need to grow? How do we use plants?

An investigative title offering an introduction to a different natural resource. Explores questions such as what they are, where they come from and how we use them in everyday life. Inlcudes suggested classroom and playground activities help to reinforce the key concept.