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Did you know that without the 'lead' in your pencil, there would be no life on Earth Just about everything in the universe is made from only 92 elements-and from aluminum to zinc, many of them are hiding in your very own home!

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Following the success ofThe First Scientistsby Corey Tutt comes a new children's book focused on astronomy.

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Follow the amazing 30,000 kilometre annual migration of the short-tailed shearwater.

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An introduction to the human body and how it works. It explores from allergies and brain waves to x-rays and zits. It allows readers to look at scans of the inside the human body, take a 3-D tour of the brain, make an edible model of a DNA molecule, and more.

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Aldomaro's radio is an important tool in his ambition to be a doctor. When the batteries run out it is not easy for him to get more. Published in conjunction with Action Aid.

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Written by three distinguished authors of child care and medical books, this text provides coverage of physiological structure and systems and the maintenance of health. It emphasizes the social aspect of human biology including alcohol and drug abuse, ageing and stress.

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A lively and dynamic introduction to the periodic table, an essential topic to grasp when studying chemistry. Learn what the periodic table is, how it is used, what each element is made of and more in this entertaining information book, with 125 flaps to lift.

Illustrations:Full colour throughout

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Ms. Frizzle takes her students on a butterfly field trip and accidentally turns them all into butterflies. But being a butterfly is not all fun and games when the students must battle wind, birds, and even people. Illustrations.

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What was everyday life like for these colossal animals What did they eat How did they fit in to their Ice Age landscape Why did mammoths and mastodons go extinct This book contains topics which include how Clovis point-armed hunters stalked these elephantine prey; cave art; and an 1801 discovery of a mastodon in Kentucky.

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Learn about ocean creatures big and small, and how humans explore the underwater world in this incredible illustrated book on the depths of the sea.

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"Robots can build cars, dive in the ocean, and even fly into space! Discover all the cool jobs robots can do"--Page 4 of cover.

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A simple explanation of how the human body works, discussing the five senses, muscles, bones, digestion, the heart, and the brain.

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Have you herd Science Comics: Elephants is the next volume in First Second's nonfiction STEM series!

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Biology for Kids (Kitchen Pantry Scientist) features biographies of 25 leading biologists, past and present, accompanied by accessible, hands-on experiments and activities to bring the history and principles of biology alive.

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Physics for Kids (Kitchen Pantry Scientist) features biographies of 25 leading physicists, past and present, accompanied by accessible, hands-on experiments and activities to bring the history and principles of physics alive.

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Ms. Frizzles class is learning about the wind and its a perfect day for flying kites. But the wind is so strong that it whisks Wandas kite away. The class hops on the Magic School Bus to pursue the kite and learn all about wind. Full color.

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Provides a reference point for students studying for their SATs and GCSE's. This title covers various aspects of the curriculum, such as acids and alkalines, reaction rates and the periodic, and includes essential charts and tables.

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Suitable for students studying for their SATs and GCSE's, this title is split into 6 colour coded sections covering various aspects of the curriculum, such as radioactivity, heat, sound and electricity, as well as a general information section which includes essential charts and tables.