Books in Reading Essentials in Science: Matter and Motion series

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Describes the concepts of chemical reactions and the properties of matter.

Electricity is often something we take for granted until we are without it. Learn how circuits work and see how shocking static electricity truly is.

Earth is changing every day as a result of erosion, and weather plays a major part.

The periodic table designed by Dmitri Mendeleev provides a wealth of information about the elements that make up our world.

Pressure, buoyancy, surface tension, friction, and viscosity are forces at work in fluids.

Explore the world of sound - how it's created, measured, and used in everyday life.

Warm up to the concept of heat energy with this discussion of its sources, effects, properties, and applications.

Examine the properties of light energy, and learn about various sources of light, tools that use this form of energy, and how light helps us to see.

Learn the "shocking" truth about electricity and magnetism and the relationship between these two powerful energy sources.

An introduction to potential and kinetic energy, gravity, centripetal and centrifugal force, friction, speed, acceleration, and the laws of motion builds an understanding of how this important form of energy keeps us moving.

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