Mark Richard Brown
Trip To Mars
Paperback
(Independently published Feb. 2, 2019)
Trip To Mars is a textbook for learning English vocabulary and space science. Eighteen lessons cover a wide variety of topics ranging from effects radiation to rocket engines. Each lesson covers fifteen vocabulary words which are used in two paragraphs of text. The reading sections are followed by discussion questions and exercises. Kids of all ages who love space science and rockets will enjoy planning their imaginary trip to the Red Planet.
- Series
- Science Vocabulary (Book 2)
- ISBN
- 1795675942 / 9781795675949
- Pages
- 44
- Weight
- 4.8 oz.
- Dimensions
- 7.0 x 0.1 in.
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