Books with title Let's Learn About Korea

Matter can be something we can see or touch, like a bicycle or a glass of juice, but it can also be invisible, like the air we breathe. With easy-to-follow text and simple definitions, this series introduces readers to the basics of matter: what it is, what it's made of, and what forms it takes. With clear explanations and real-life examples, each book examines a specific property of matter and how that property appears in a solid, liquid, and gas. Full-color photographs, fast facts, and a supplementary activities help to provide a fun first look at the essential properties of matter. Features include: Correlates directly with the expectation for students to know how to classify different kinds of materials by their observable properties in grade 2, as specified in the Next Generation Science Standards. Fresh and engaging spread design in which full-color images enhance the texts. Activities introduce readers to the importance of experimentation in science. Fact boxes offer extra tidbits of interesting information.

A simple and easy to read book for young children to learn about Mars. Mars is the fourth planet in the solar system. It is the planet that is most similar to earth, yet very different as well. Mankind may one day step foot on this planet. This book covers topics such as the different landscapes, the different missions mankind has sent to Mars and many interesting facts and figures. The book features large colourful photos. A link to bonus PDF acitivty files you can download and print is in the book.

Matter can be something we can see or touch, like a bicycle or a glass of juice, but it can also be invisible, like the air we breathe. With easy-to-follow text and simple definitions, this series introduces readers to the basics of matter: what it is, what it's made of, and what forms it takes. With clear explanations and real-life examples, each book examines a specific property of matter and how that property appears in a solid, liquid, and gas. Full-color photographs, fast facts, and a supplementary activities help to provide a fun first look at the essential properties of matter. Features include: Correlates directly with the expectation for students to know how to classify different kinds of materials by their observable properties in grade 2, as specified in the Next Generation Science Standards. Fresh and engaging spread design in which full-color images enhance the texts. Activities introduce readers to the importance of experimentation in science. Fact boxes offer extra tidbits of interesting information.

From a young age, many children gaze up at the stars and wonder about the faraway objects in the night sky. In this fact-filled series, readers get to know what is beyond their own world as they are introduced to the wonders of space. Each volume examines a different aspect of space, including a simple overview, clearly defined terms, and accessible text. Final activities allow readers to take their space exploration a step further. With fun facts and lots of colorful photographs, this series starts readers on a journey to unlocking the mysteries of space. Features include: Correlates directly with the Next Generation Science Standards' expectation for understanding Earth's Place in the Universe in grades 1 and 2. Space is not only part of elementary science units, but also a topic that fascinates many kids this age. Fresh and engaging spread design in which full-color images enhance the texts. Fact boxes highlight especially intriguing and memorable nuggets of information. Activities prompt young readers to engage with the topic in a hands-on fashion.