Books with title Moving Models

What's that strange object in the sky? Is it a plane? Or a shooting star? Or is it something else? This moving model will keep you watching the skies--and wondering.Are we alone in the universe? Do UFOs really exist? Who are the Men in Black? What are we doing to contact extraterrestrials? Whether you believe UFOs are all in our imagination or that "visitors" are watching our every move, ALIENS will give you plenty to think about. And Keith Newstead's fantastic moving model will have you running for cover whenever a strange light appears in the sky. Turn the handle and watch as a UFO lands right before your very eyes!Fun to assemble and requiring no special tools, moving models will have you believe that aliens really are among us!

Do you hear something? What's that strange shadow? Run! It's a mummy! Fun to assemble and requiring no special tools, this moving model takes you inside a pyramid where a mummy is waiting.MUMMIES takes you on a journey into the fantastic world of Ancient Egypt, with its strange customs, gods and goddesses, and most of all, the fascinating story of mummies and mummification.And once you've assembled Keith Newstead's astonishing moving model, you'll see that mummies are still alive and kicking. Turn the handle and see the mummy rise from the dead!

This is an innovative new body series with commissioned photos and detailed anatomical illustrations to show children how their bodies work inside and out. They can find out how they move, eat, see, think and feel. The series looks at what goes on inside the body during everyday activities such as riding a bike, eating an apple, reading a book or doing a sum. Each book shows how the body can become ill and how to keep healthy. There are also explanations of common disabilities. How do you move What happens inside your body when you jump in the air or pull a face This book shows how bones, joints and muscles work and how people get their energy to move. It includes information on how the brain sends messages around the body to allow us to make lots of different movements. Children can also read about how injuries occur and how the body repairs itself.

Moving can be a time of confusion and worry, especially for kids. This book tactfully explores the feelings that come with moving, and offers strategies for readjusting to the changes. Through relatable language, this book teaches readers about the importance of accepting their feelings and expressing them to others. Thought-provoking “Tell Me More” sections supplement the text, as do vivid visuals, a glossary, and an index. Readers can learn more about moving by checking out websites for further reading.