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Plants & Animals

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title Plants & Animals
Authors and Contributors      By (author) John Clark
SeriesMad About Science
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:32
Dimensions(mm): Height 270,Width 215
ISBN/Barcode 9781905339099
ClassificationsDewey:570
Audience
Primary & Secondary Education
Illustrations 43 Illustrations, color

Publishing Details

Publisher Haldane Mason Ltd
Imprint Red Kite Books
Publication Date 23 April 2008
Publication Country United Kingdom

Description

Our planet is alive! From birds to beetles and flowers to ferns, there are over 1.7 million different living things on Earth - including you. Learn more about the amazing process of evolution and discover weird and wonderful life forms you've never even seen before. Delve into Plants & Animals and put fun scientific ideas to the test, easily and safely, using readily available materials. Packed with accurate scientific information, this is the perfect introduction to the fascinating living world around you. Plants & Animals is one of four titles in the Mad About Science series. This is a bright, colourful series designed to help Key Stage 2 children (7 to 11) develop their scientific skills and knowledge, mainly by learning at home in support of their National Curriculum classroom studies. Each book is packed full of easy-to-perform experiments illustrating basic scientific theories and processes. No special equipment is needed for the experiments; everything required can easily be found in the average home. As well as the experiments, there are lots of Amazing Facts and Did You Know? boxes to intrigue and amaze. The books are fun and stimulating and make science truly accessible and enjoyable.

Author Biography

John Clark is a highly experienced children's science writer and editor. He has lost track of the number of books he's worked on and is looking forward to retiring so he can spend some time counting them up! John Stringer was consultant.