Primary Environmental Science for Zambia Teacher's Guide 1 Paper
by Arnold Chengo, B L Hamooya, J Lupeie, Nicola Bennett Jones, and T B Zulu
The Kingfisher Book of Evolution (Kingfisher Book Of...)
by Stephen Webster
The same process which enables penguins to survive the Antarctic winter and allows bacteria to survive in space has given humans the intelligence to build rockets and reach the Moon. The story of evolution is the story of life on this planet, the slow, incredible, endless process which links us with the first primitive organisms that appeared in the sea 3.5 billion years ago. Following explorations of space, oceans and Planet Earth, the latest title in this series takes us deep into the hidden w...
The series "Healthy Living" has been designed to increase children's awareness of the importance of looking after their bodies. Taken from the series, this book discusses the importance of having healthy, glossy, well-kept hair. The author describes the make-up of hair, different types and colours, the good and bad ways we can treat hair, and how we can best care for it. She stresses the importance of diet, hygiene, exercise and general care to avoid problems. The author has written several othe...
Sea Turtle (Life Cycle of A...) (Life Cycle of A...(Library))
by Bobbie Kalman
What Can Fly? (What Can...?) (Read and Learn: Animal Actions)
by Patricia Whitehouse
"Read and Learn" is a collection of books that help young readers discover and understand the world around them. The "What Can" thread emphasises animal action and features animals that may be unusual or unfamiliar to the reader. The animal's behaviour is explained in answer to such questions as "how does a bat fly?" or "how does a fish swim?". The book conclude with a section about whether people and machines can also do the actions.
Charles Darwin and the Theory of Natural Selection (Solutions) (Solutions S.)
by Renee Skelton
This series introduces young, inquisitive readers to four of the world's greatest science thinkers and the challenges that faced them. Their achievements, which came through personal dedication and sacrifice, have made profound changes in the world. A truly inspiring gift.A young Englishman's sea voyage led him to study the unique plants and animals on a remote island paradise. His research led to the theory of evolution, which profoundly changed the science of biology.
Key Features of the book include:a highly-illustrated, full-colour approach that will motivate studentsa full range of practical activities, including Planning & Designing activities, that cover all the requirements of the syllabusa wide variety of CXC-style questions, including 'structures' questions which test use of knowledge and comprehension, and multiple-choice questionscomprehensive appendices, including an SBA guide, a glossary, answers to multiple-choice questions, and tips on exam prep...
Animal Babies (Questions & Answers About S.) (Questions and Answers about)
by Anita Ganeri
Describes characteristics of a wide variety of baby animals in question and answer format.
The Respiratory System (Early Bird Body Systems)
by Judith Jango-Cohen
Longman Homework Handbook: GCSE Biology (stickered) (LONGMAN HOMEWORK HANDBOOKS)
by Chris Millican
Que es un Caballo? (Science of Living Things S.)
by Bobbie Kalman and Heather Levigne
Intended for ages 4-8, the text in this book is featured in Spanish. Today, there are more than 300 different breeds around the world! "What is a Horse" explores the family tree of horses and their equine relatives including their physiology, feeding habits, the birth of a foal, 'horse sense', and horses in the wild.
Twenty First Century Science: GCSE Biology Teacher Handbook (Twenty First Century Science)
by Mary Whitehouse and Alistair Moore
Twenty First Century Science is a motivating and engaging way to study science at GCSE. These resources will prepare students both for progression to further study of science and to be scientifically minded and informed citizens. The Twenty First Century Science suite will: - Develop students' abilities to critically evaluate data and information, by examining evidence and the arguments that link evidence to conclusions - Link science to issues relevant to all students and to the experiences of...
Science Web
Beginners Science;Trees
Biotech Research (Inside Science)
by Charles George and Linda George
Que son los Murcielagos? (La Ciencia de los Seres Vivos)
by Bobbie Kalman and Heather Levigne
This work is for ages 6-12. The text is in Spanish. From blood-sucking vampire bats to mango-eating fruit bats, this book tackles bat myths and teaches children about: the bat family tree; their bodies; bat communication; how they fly, sleep, eat, and reproduce; their role in nature for pest control and plant pollination.
This book features text in Spanish. It is for ages 6-10. "The Life Cycle of a Shark" gives children clear insight into the growth and development of these fascinating, prehistoric fish. Children will be eager to discover how shark pups are born, the behaviours and feeding habits of juvenile sharks, and how adult sharks find one another in order to mate. Clear text and pictures help readers learn: how sharks develop and grow; how sharks locate food; and how sharks are important to the oceans.
Germ Theory
Since humankind's earliest days, the rise of civilization led to a huge increase in the number and types of diseases that afflict the human population. Early prevailing theories about the causes of and cures for disease included superstitious beliefs, the application of herbal remedies, and the well-meant but ultimately misguided humoral theory of disease - a concept that persisted into the 19th century. Presenting a comprehensive history of the development of the germ theory of disease, ""Germ...
Saltwater and Freshwater Creatures Explained (Distinctions in Nature)
by MS Laura L Sullivan
Butterflies (Hello Reader! Science: Level 2 (Prebound))
by Karen Shapiro
This rhyming easy-to-read non-fiction science reader covers a favorite nature subject taught in the early childhood curriculum -- the metamorphosis of a caterpillar to a butterfly. "Butterflies start as tiny eggs. Out come caterpillars with many legs...." With catchy rhyming text, author Karen Shapiro gives readers a very simple lesson in the process of metamorphosis from caterpillar to butterfly. The spare text, paired with illustrator Jean Cassels' vivid realistic art, follows the fascinating...