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This very simple series helps introduce young children to concepts in early learning in a clear, attractive way. Large, colourful photos accompany text that is repeated throughout each book to help build vocabulary and support comprehension.

Did you know that sliding down a slide relies on both friction and gravity? Or that trampolines operate in accordance with Newton's laws? This series uses simple language, clear explanations, and vibrant photographs to explore how physics principlesmake many favourite toys and activities possible. Includes infographics, an activity, and a glossary to reinforce new words.

With simple text and vibrant photographs, this series introduces early readers to basic science concepts. Each book also includes a page for caregivers and teachers that suggests guiding questions to help aid in reading comprehension. Downloadable Teacher Notes available.

From model cars to world-renowned dolls, Early Toy Encyclopedias introduces readers to the wonderful world of toys! This series is filled with information and exciting images featuring Hot Wheels cars, PokAmon cards and games, Transformers toys, Lego sets, Star Wars action figures, and Barbie dolls. These encyclopedias entertain and inform as readers explore some of the biggest toy brands in the world.

Do you wonder about the planet we call home and the vastness of space that surrounds it? Learn about Earth's place in the universe and the solar system. Discover the amazing systems and resources that sustain life on our planet and how people can protect them. Includes a support page of teaching tips for caregivers and teachers. Downloadable Teacher's Notes available.

Earth Basics presents a high-interest STEM introduction to the materials that make up our world. Each book covers one of EarthÎs four basic materials, including how it forms and changes, where it can be found, and how it is used in everyday life. Bright, colour photographs and diagrams complement the carefully levelled text to make reading easy and fun.

More than an earth cycle, and more than a rock cycle, these books show readers how plate tectonics creates cycles within cycles. With Q&A features and a chapter on how pollution corrupts natural cycles, and with clear diagrams that illustrate the flow of life and energy – this series is the most comprehensive series available on this science topic and will supplement the news that appears weekly in newspapers – the news about volcanoes, pollution in the environment and earthquakes.