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Exploring the Seasons
Terri DeGezelle
Paperback (Capstone Press, Jan. 1, 2012)What makes each season unique? Simple text and large, clear photos explore the changes in weather, activities, and clothing that mark each season. Perfect for seasonal theme units.
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Exploring the seashore
William Hopkins Amos
Hardcover (National Geographic Society, March 15, 1984)Guided by a marine biologist, two young children examine some of the many forms of life found along rocky and sandy shorelines and in salt marshes of North America.
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Exploring the Seasons
Terri DeGezelle
Hardcover (Capstone Press, Jan. 1, 2012)What makes each season unique? Simple text and large, clear photos explore the changes in weather, activities, and clothing that mark each season. Perfect for seasonal theme units.
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Exploring the Seashore
National Geographic Society
Hardcover (Library Of Congress, March 15, 1984)32 pages
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The Exploring Twins
Y Leshem, M Leshem
Hardcover (Austin Macauley, April 30, 2019)Daniel and Allison, the Exploring Twins, join their parents in operating a small airport in their living room. They fold and fly all sorts of paper planes, as they learn what makes real jet planes fly. Do you know? What can you learn from reading ""Paper Plane Rides""? * * You can learn about aerodynamics. * You can learn about the way planes or other objects fly or move through space. * You can learn the concept behind Newton's Third Law: ""For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction."" * It demonstrates that science is there for everyone to explore, and boys and girls alike can enjoy it.
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Exploring the Sun
Kate Rogers
Library Binding (Kidhaven, Aug. 15, 2017)Provides information about the sun, covering such topics as the sun's age, size, gravity, sunspots, solar flares, and solar winds.
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EXPLORING THE SEA
Carvel Hall Blair
Hardcover (Random House Books for Young Readers, May 12, 1986)An introduction to the science of oceanography discusses the characteristics, properties, and behavior of the oceans and their inhabitants and examines human exploration--and exploitation--of the ocean environment
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Exploring the Seashore
WILLIAM H. AMOS
Hardcover (National Geographic, March 15, 1984)Guided by a marine biologist, two young children examine some of the many forms of life found along rocky and sandy shorelines and in salt marshes of North America.
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Exploring the Seashore
Holly Duhig
Hardcover (Booklife, Oct. 1, 2019)Get out and about with the Geo-Kids! Let our intrepid team of inquisitive explorers take you on a forage through a field, see what there is to see at the sea, wander through the woodland, and understand how nature thrives among our urban spaces. Get your GPS, grab a notepad, and join the Geo-Kids on their expeditions! Let's go!
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The Exploring Twins
Y Leshem, M Leshem
Paperback (Austin Macauley, April 30, 2019)Daniel and Allison, the Exploring Twins, join their parents in operating a small airport in their living room. They fold and fly all sorts of paper planes, as they learn what makes real jet planes fly. Do you know? What can you learn from reading ""Paper Plane Rides""?* * You can learn about aerodynamics. * You can learn about the way planes or other objects fly or move through space. * You can learn the concept behind Newton's Third Law: ""For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction."" * It demonstrates that science is there for everyone to explore, and boys and girls alike can enjoy it.
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Exploring Under the Sea
Mary K Pratt
Library Binding (Essential Library, Jan. 1, 2014)Documents how oceans around the world have been, and continue to be, explored, citing famous expeditions and reasons why these underwater areas have been scouted.
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Exploring the Sun
Nancy Dickmann
Paperback (Rosen Central, Aug. 1, 2015)Introduces early beliefs about the sun, and discusses its structure, atmosphere, magnetism, origins, potential death, eclipses, and possible future research.
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