Books with title Let's Explore the Sun

When children look up at the sky, their natural curiosity leads to many questions. Why does the moon seem to change shape? Why does the sky look like it's different colors at different times? What are stars made of? These questions and more are addressed with this guide that is geared toward curious early learners. As young readers explore the simple narrative, they discover fascinating facts about the things they see in the sky, including facts about the sun, moon, and stars. These important science curriculum topics are presented alongside vibrant full-color photographs.

Many kids love to play in the dirt or grow plants in pots of soil, but how much do they actually know about what soil is made of and how it helps things grow? With this fun and fact-filled guide, readers get the dirt on dirt! They'll enjoy an introductory look at soil horizons, and learn how soil affects living things and how living things affect soil. Readers are given an up-close look through detailed, full-color photographs. Basic Earth science curriculum topics are presented in an accessible way that encourages independent learning.

Learning about the seasons is an essential part of early Earth science curricula, and it's also a great way to connect science to tangible changes in the world around us. Through the informative narrative and full-color photographs that fill the pages of this accessible guide to the four seasons, readers gain a deeper understanding of the many natural changes that come with each season. They'll learn why the earth has seasons and how the changing of seasons affects Earth's animals, plants, and people.

The sun is the closest star to Earth. Not only does it give us warmth and light, its light becomes food for plants, helping them grow. Readers discover this and other fun facts about the center of our solar system through accessible text. What does the sun look like up close? Readers find out with the help of diagrams and full-color photographs in this engaging volume, which enhances current science curriculum requirements.