Books in At Home with Science series

Dig and Sow! How Do Plants Grow? takes young biologists into the backyard to learn about their environment and answer such questions as: How do seeds grow?

Dig and Sow! How Do Plants Grow? takes young biologists into the backyard to learn about their environment. How do seeds grow? Why is grass green? Why do bees hum? Each full-color spread is packed with explanations, diagrams, and simple experiments that make the concepts fun.

Archie the Elephant and his pals create an abundance of delightful experiments that will reveal the truth about the nighttime world, from moonlight to why we need sleep. 15,000 first printing.

Munch! Crunch! What's for Lunch? looks at the science of food and answers such questions as: Why does bread rise?

An early introduction to the science of food includes text, illustrations, and suggested activities that explore the world of food and what happens when we eat. 15,000 first printing.

The "At Home With Science" series aims to makes science fun and accessible to children of primary school age. This is a garden fun and fact book, discussing such questions as: Why is the grass green? and Why don't trees fall over?

Splish! Splosh! Why Do We Wash? looks at the science behind bathtime fun. Archie the Elephant and his floating friend Bob the Duck are curious about water. As they splash and blow bubbles they wonder - Why do some things float and others sink? How does soap get us clean? What makes waves?

Provides a detailed description of how a telephone works

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Discusses how refrigeration works, covering heat transfer, evaporation, and expansion of gases

Bump! Thump! How Do We Jump? takes a lively look at the human body and answers such questions as: What are bones for?

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