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Air
Andrew Charman
Hardcover (Franklin Watts Ltd, May 27, 1993)Designed to attract first readers to non-fiction, this book is part of a series which presents popular topics through a combination of illustrations and photographs linked by a simple text.
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Air
Terry J Jennings
Paperback (Childrens Press, Jan. 1, 1989)An introduction to the composition of air and its importance to each and every living thing. Includes study questions, activities, and experiments.
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Air
Brenda Walpole
Library Binding (Franklin Watts, Oct. 1, 1987)Discusses the properties of air and gives instructions for a variety of experiments using simple materials.
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Air
Bryan Murphy
Hardcover (Cooper Square Publishing Llc, Oct. 1, 2000)Two titles chock-full of activities that kids can do on their own with household materials. Both are interesting to read and appealingly presented. Air introduces its properties and many uses. Detailed descriptions allow readers to make observations firsthand. Making wind and string instruments, hot-air balloons, and paper airplanes are among the projects included. Water explores the composition and versatility of the compound in its multiple forms. Illustrated experiments demonstrate such principles as the water cycle, pressure, surface tension, and chromatography. Both volumes feature informative full-color photographs and illustrations and easy-to-follow instructions. Philip Sauvain's Water (New Discovery, 1992) is a comparable presentation. ―Zenata W. Pierre, Portland Public Schools―SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL
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Air
Steve Parker
Paperback (Heinemann Library, May 25, 2006)None
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Air
Andrew Charman
Paperback (Franklin Watts Ltd, June 26, 2003)Designed to attract first readers to non-fiction, this book is part of a series which presents popular topics through a combination of illustrations and photographs linked by a simple text.
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Air
Antonella Meiani
Hardcover (Lerner Publishing Group, Sept. 15, 2002)None
