Books in Simple Science S series

Children are taught how to make sounds, what waves of sound and vibrations do, how sound travels, and more.

Explains in simple language how human and animal skeletons are constructed and how they help bodies move.

Describes the physical characteristics of rocks and soils and explains how they are formed.

Rosinsky, Natalie M.

Describes the concept and importance of matter, elements, atoms, molecules, and compounds, and introduces the Periodic Table of Elements.

An elementary introduction to how pulleys work.

Introduces the concept of this simple machine and suggests activities which explore the principle of force.

Explains the relationship between light and color, presenting experiments and art activities to demonstrate fundamentals

Simply put, simply illustrated, simply wonderful first science books for the youngest of readers.

Describes the different types of energy and power, including human power, electricity, magnetism, and nuclear power.

Uses simple text, illustrations, and several activities to introduce wheels and cogs and how they work.

Along with fascinating facts that explore concepts across a wide range of topics, comic-strip illustrations present historical background information and foster modern-day science connections.