Books in It's Science series

Amelia's brother, Jay, was a super athlete. Now he's a super couch-potato! Can she help him shape up in time for soccer tryouts?

What made the mysterious tracks in Oscar's yard? Oscar insists it's a bear. The kids devise a plan to get a clear set of prints and compare them to the pictures they find at the library. Will they solve the mystery?

Provides an introduction to the moon and its features and behavior using a question-and-answer format.

Describes how animals and vehicles move in different ways and at different speeds.

Sam and his mother discuss the process of digestion, from the saliva in the mouth and the stomach juices to the small intestines, and explain how food is broken down and used.

Andy forgot to do his homework. He only has a few minutes to find out what he needs to complete the project.

Barry's teacher says that acting is mainly about control. But how can Barry control hiccups and yawns? Will he ever be a real actor?

When Itsy-Bitsy goes for a walk, it becomes a science adventure. Along the way, Itsy discovers what type of animal each of his new friends is ... and has a great day, even when his feet get cold!Join Itsy and his new friends as they learn how they are the same and how they are different....

Is it science? shows the scientific method at work. Each volume in the series explores a branch of modern science or a major scientific milestone, comparing and contrasting it with an older idea that has been proved wrong or fails to meet the standards of science.

Provides a 21st century introduction to the science of the cosmos. This work includes coverage of astronomy, physics, and cosmology, explaining why science matters and why it helps to explain how the Universe works. It features 50+ projects from creating your own lunar eclipse to investigating what happens inside a black hole.

Explains what snow is made of, and provides details on some big snowstorms in history.

Their two older siblings tease Jenna and Kyle constantly. After noticing shadows during a day at the beach, Kyle devises a plan to get back at the older kids. All it takes is a flashlight, a lobster costume, and a little creativity.