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See Inside Science
Age 6+
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£10.99
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Fabulous flap book that demonstrates basic scientific ideas in a simple and engaging way. Each double page shows key ideas from a different branch of science, including astronomy, ecology, chemistry and physics. Reveals the secrets of how our world works and provides children with a strong foundation in science. Includes internet links to websites with video clips, games and activities to find out more.
Chapters in this book include:
- In the beginning
- Heavenly bodies
- Life as we know it
- The smallest things
- The secret behind everything
- Mixed reactions
- Putting things together
- See into the future
- What's what
- Extent:
- 16 pages
- Dimensions:
- 276 x 224.1mm
- Board ISBN:
- 9780746077443
- Key Stage:
- KS1, KS2
- Publication Date:
- November 2006
- Work Reference:
- 01542
Chapters in this book include:
- In the beginning
- Heavenly bodies
- Life as we know it
- The smallest things
- The secret behind everything
- Mixed reactions
- Putting things together
- See into the future
- What's what
Colin King
Since studying at the Royal College of Art, Colin has enjoyed a long career as an artist and illustrator, mainly working from Norfolk. He has illustrated countless books for Usborne Publishing that have had international success, from the original Spy's Guidebook to the best-selling See Inside Your Body.
With over 100 flaps to lift, children can peer into different scenes to understand key educational topics.
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It would be impossible to praise this series too highly.
This book was about science, space, the sky, the smallest things, the jungle, mixed reactions, putting things together, seeing into the future and the secrets behind everything. The pictures were very good... I think my friends would like this book. In fact, one of my friends in my class (primary 2) has it now.
Quicklinks
Visit Usborne Quicklinks for links to websites where you can watch science videos and try some science activites and experiments.