Books in The A-B-C- Science Series series

Inspire the animal lover in your family. Kids have fun singing and learning facts about thier favorite mammals, reptiles, and amphibians. What does a Zoologist do all day? How can you tell the difference between a crocodile and an alligator? How does a tadpole change into a frog? Why does a snake stick out its tongue? Does a lion purr? Are Koalas really bears? Zoos CD/Book Set includes Music CD and 24-page Activity book with lyrics, fact sheets, a quiz, and a letter from a zoologist who assisted wiht this project. Running Time 36:00. Dr. Toy's 100 Best Children's Products.

With these great, factual songs any young meteorologist will soon learn much about temperature, clouds, storms, tornados and hurricanes, seasons, tools to predict the weather, water cycle, warm and cold fronts, and more. Weather CD/Book set includes Music CD and 24-page activity book with lyrics, diagrams and explanations, tornado safety tips, a quiz and a letter from Mark Johnson, Chief Meteorologist at WEWS NewsChannel 5 in Cleveland, OH. Running Time 36:01.

Physical Science: Exploring Matter and Energy explores the basic principles of matter and energy integrating physics, chemistry, and mathematics. Students learn the physical laws of how events happen in their world.Features of the Student CD-ROM include the following:Student Edition in Audio PDFChapter and Unit Reinforcement ActivitiesInteractive Student Laboratory ActivitiesDemonstration Laboratory ActivitiesStudent Presentation BuilderGraphic Organizing SoftwareSpanish Chapter SummariesSpanish Pre-Chapter Writing ActivitiesSpanish Post-Chapter Writing ActivitiesSpanish Cognate Dictionary

Why does it do that? How does that work? Inspire the world's next great physicist with these songs about electricity, magnets, force, sound, light, protons, neutrons, electrons, pulleys, simple machines and more. Physics CD/Book Set includes Music CD and 24-page activity book with lyrics, eight experiments, a quiz, and a letter from a physicist. Running time 37:21.

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