Books in Measure Up With Science series

Everything is made of matter. In this book, readers will learn to recognize the three states of matter, how to measure matter, and the way temperature changes matter’s forms. An introductory lesson on how matter travels in the water cycle invites readers to examine the broader impact of these essential elementary science concepts, and how they affect Earth’s weather. Activities and questions are included to bring these concepts to life in a relatable and tangible way.

Readers will be electrified by this dazzling exploration of how electricity works. With relatable examples of electronics they can find at home, this colorful book will fuel readers curiosity while expanding their understanding of electricity and its uses. Accessible information about circuits, conductors, and cells will help readers grasp the fundamentals of electricity. Fun experimentssuch as building a robot head or making an electronic switchbring these lessons to life in a safe, manageable, and exciting way.

Rocks and soiltheyre always underfoot. Theyre also in space, inside Earth, and in volcanoes. In this book, readers will discover how rocks, soil, and minerals are formed, and what theyre made of. Activities and questions expand on topics introduced in the text, and stimulate readers to think critically about rocks and soil. Readers will develop the skills to question and experiment scientifically, and the vocabulary to record and discuss their observations.

How does a light bulb work? What is matter? Why do magnets stick to metal? This series covers a wide variety of scientific topics and is perfect for young readers who are interested in learning how the world works. Key scientific concepts are explained using accessible language and colorful diagrams. Experiments and activities give readers a chance to experience firsthand the science behind electricity, light, sound, and more. Questions and answers encourage children to think critically and apply their knowledge. Every young scientist will enjoy this series!

Lets illuminate the mystery of light. In this engaging book, readers will learn what stars are made of, how shadows form, and why a mirror reflects an image. Radiant photos of natural and electric light reinforce the lessons of each chapter. Suggested experiments are included for children to try at home to help them observe firsthand how light moves, or how they can use shadows to tell the time. Question-and-answer sections and an in-depth glossary wont leave students in the dark on this essential elementary science topic.

Lets illuminate the mystery of light. In this engaging book, readers will learn what stars are made of, how shadows form, and why a mirror reflects an image. Radiant photos of natural and electric light reinforce the lessons of each chapter. Suggested experiments are included for children to try at home to help them observe firsthand how light moves, or how they can use shadows to tell the time. Question-and-answer sections and an in-depth glossary wont leave students in the dark on this essential elementary science topic.

Do you hear that? Sound is one of the most thrilling and fascinating senses we possess, but how does it work? In this book readers unravel the mystery of frequencies, pitch, and volume. Theyll explore how sound travels, the anatomy of an ear, and what makes an echo. With samples of how these phenomena can be tested at home, the book encourages readers to appreciate and engage in scientific exploration. A helpful glossary equips readers with the language theyll need to comprehend and discuss this topic at a more advanced level.

How does a light bulb work? What is matter? Why do magnets stick to metal? This series covers a wide variety of scientific topics and is perfect for young readers who are interested in learning how the world works. Key scientific concepts are explained using accessible language and colorful diagrams. Experiments and activities give readers a chance to experience firsthand the science behind electricity, light, sound, and more. Questions and answers encourage children to think critically and apply their knowledge. Every young scientist will enjoy this series!