Introduces the basic concepts and tools of measurement, using everyday activities and items to illustrate the measurement of length, height, width, mass, and capacity.
Animal cells are the building materials of all creatures, from goldfish to Siberian tigers. Inside each cell are genes that help predict the animal's health, appearance, and performance. Through color
Describes dressage equestrian events, including their history, the types of horses that compete, the training and equipment required, and the Olympics and other competititons.
Describes equestrian cross-country and endurance racing, including its history, the training and equipment required, and the obstacles in each type of race.
Introduces the concept of counting money, using everyday activities and items to illustrate its denominations, equivalents, other forms, and how it is used.
From a stalk of corn to a pine tree, every plant is made of plant cells. What material is in these cells? How do they hold together? How do growers use their knowledge of cell growth to create new pla
Introduces young readers to graphing through the activities of a young boy at a garden center gathering data and displaying it in a picture graph, a bar graph, and a Venn diagram.
