Books in Through the microscope series

What do different parasites look like under the microscope? Readers find out with this engaging look at a fascinating group of living things. The comprehensive main text discusses the different kinds of parasites that exist in the world and their specific functions within ecosystems. As readers explore the creative design, which features helpful fact boxes and full-color photographs, they enhance their knowledge of biology and how science is at work in the world around us. This complex topic is presented to young readers through accessible language that makes complicated science concepts easy to understand and fun to learn about.

Viruses aren't like anything else you can see under a microscope. Is a virus a living thing or something else? Readers explore the answer to this question as they examine viruses, learning what they look like and how they affect us. As readers discover important facts about how viruses multiply and what sicknesses they cause, they expand their knowledge of essential parts of science curricula, including beginner biology concepts. In addition to the informative narrative, fun fact boxes, vibrant, full-color photographs, and a creative design hold readers' interest as they learn more about this important topic.

What do different parasites look like under the microscope? Readers find out with this engaging look at a fascinating group of living things. The comprehensive main text discusses the different kinds of parasites that exist in the world and their specific functions within ecosystems. As readers explore the creative design, which features helpful fact boxes and full-color photographs, they enhance their knowledge of biology and how science is at work in the world around us. This complex topic is presented to young readers through accessible language that makes complicated science concepts easy to understand and fun to learn about.

Microscopes are scientific instruments often used to look at very small organisms, such as bacteria, fungi, and parasites, as well as viruses. While many people are aware of the dangerous forms of these organisms and viruses, there are helpful kinds too. Readers get an up-close look at what they can find under the microscope, enhancing their science knowledge in the process. In addition to the accessible and age-appropriate narratives, eye-catching fact boxes, detailed glossaries, and bright, full-color photographs help readers find the fun in this essential science curriculum topic. Features include: Engaging design and fresh spin on a familiar science concept introduce readers to the important skill of using a microscope in a creative way. Encourages young readers to think critically about nature as they examine the benefits and dangers of microscopic creatures. Relatable texts helps readers see how science is an active part of the world around them.