Books in Fact Cat: Science series

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Young readers can learn about the scientific principles involved in flight through a number of simple hands-on experiments and projects.

Introduces basic concepts of genetics and heredity and examines the changes in science that could result from the mapping of the human genome.

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Defines electricity and magnetism as forms of energy, describes their properties, and explains how electromagnetism has led to the development of telephones, doorbells, and coffee makers.

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Science Factory is a series that introduces the young reader to practical application and experimentation using a series of carefully planned projects that can be readily accomplished. Each project addresses & explains a key scientific principle.

Explores the science of weather, called meteorology, examining why weather phenomena occur, weather patterns, how meteorologists make weather forecasts, and the interaction between weather and people's lives.

An examination of elements, particles, atoms, and molecules teaches readers about chemicals and reactions to further their understanding of the world and how it works, offering simple experiments and projects to reinforce the scientific concepts.

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Describes experiments featuring air and its properties that demonstrate why hot air rises, how sailboats move, how barometers can tell the weather, and why streamlined objects can move more quickly than unstreamlined ones.