Books in Starting Science Series series

Introduces the solar system, moon flights, Voyager, comets, stars, space vehicles, and the future of space exploration

Hands-on science activities help kids explore the characteristics of living things in this title from the Starting with Science series.

Introduces the world of the honeybee, describes how honey is made, and compares bees with other kinds of insects

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Text, illustrations, and suggested activities introduce the forces of electricity and magnetism and how they work

The Blackline Master Assessment packet provides Chapter Quizzes Chapter Tests End-of-Unit AssessmentsAssessments include some questions in standardized testing formats to familiarize students with this form of testing.

Explains the process of waste disposal from garbage cans and recycling bins, to dumpsters and landfills.

24" x 36" inch poster taken from our advanced version of the periodic table. Colorful, graphically enhanced periodic table with nuevo colors and classy design is suitable for framing, or just as an excellent poster addition.

Explains the properties of light which make variation in color possible and suggests projects and experiments to demonstrate such principles

Explains what electricity is, describes how it is generated, and introduces the sorts of things that use electricity to run, such as telephones and batteries.

Shows how various energy sources, such as oil, electricity, steam, and nuclear power, are produced, and demonstrates how each is manipulated to provide energy for machines and everyday items

Examines the scientific life of Benjamin Franklin as he explored the principles of electricity through his famous kite-in-the-thunderstorm experiment