Books in Science Starters series

Introduces young readers to the four seasons.

Suggests activities demonstrating how variations in the creation of sound can create musical tones for the human ear and why musical instruments produce sound.

Provides instructions for a variety of projects that demonstrate the properties and uses of air

Describes what it means to be alive, and provides examples of things that are alive, including people, kittens, and plants, and things that are not, including sand, string, and baseball bats.

Book by Pipe, Jim

Describes the different jobs that machines can do, including transporting, digging, carrying, and lifting.

Provides instructions for various experiments and activities involving metal, plastic, fabrics, wood, paper, and other types of materials

What makes a bubble float? Are the bubbles in your soda the same as the bubbles in your tub? What makes a bubble pop? Discover the wonder and science of bubbles in Bubbles Float, Bubbles Pop.

Suggests a variety of experiments and activities to demonstrate the nature, needs, and behavior of different kinds of living things

Using simple text, explains the value of addresses and maps.

Describes the properties of water and relates how we make use of water in our everyday activities

Is a wheel the same as a gear? Will a square wheel work? Could a wheel roll forever? Discover the wonder and science of wheels in Gears Go, Wheels Roll.