Books with title Magic Planet

As one of our closest neighbors in the solar system, Mars has long fascinated people who are interested in space exploration.A True Book: Space series dives into the many components that make each planet distinctive and exceptional, as well as explore many of the other components that make up Space. This series includes an age appropriate (grades 3-5) introduction to curriculum-relevant subjects and a robust resource section that encourages independent study.Readers will find out how we have used advanced technology to explore the surface of Mars and why some scientists think they might one day discover life on the fourth planet from the sun. They will also learn what it is like on Mars' surface and why scientists are paying such close attention to the planet's moons.

As one of our closest neighbors in the solar system, Mars has long fascinated people who are interested in space exploration. Readers will find out how we have used advanced technology to explore the surface of Mars and why some scientists think they might one day discover life on the fourth planet from the sun. They will also learn what it is like on Mars surface and why scientists are paying such close attention to the planets moons.

There is a perfect place for all of us on our Magic Planet. Schim Schimmel s stunning artwork is featured in this awesome & delightful juvenile pop-up book. In vivid colors he shows black & white penguins on icebergs in the cold sea; a mother lioness sitting in the African grass with her two cubs; baby harp seals in the Arctic; brother & sister tiger resting in the warm sun; polar bear cubs sitting on their mother s tummy; & baby elephant, walking safely in between her parents & older brothers & sisters.

While his mum recovers from cancer, Joe (and Bingo - the only psychic dog in England) stays with cousin Molly and her dad at the scientific research institute in the countryside. Early one morning, Joe hears a strange wailing sound - like an animal in distress. Molly hears it, too, and they trace it to the disused swimming pool at the back of the institute. However, there are no animals: the scientists are meant to be researching plants. Then Molly and Joe make an amazing discovery: a creature which is part-plant and part-animal. The Planimal can photosynthesise and make its own food. It's a mind-blowing discovery with huge implications for the scientific world. Some people, however, want to use the Planimal for their own selfish ends. Who are they, what do they want, and can Molly and Joe defeat them - and set the Planimal free?