Science, the facts
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Part of a series introducing science topics to KS2/3 level students. Features include 'Key Facts' panels summarizing important points, the inclusion of simple experiments to illustrate points where appropriate and the use of carefully selected photographs.
This volume investigates the extraordinary properties of light. Why is light so important to all plants and animals on Earth? How does light enable us to see? How many colours are there in white light? These questions and many more are answered.
Part of a series introducing science topics to KS2/3 level students. Features include 'Key Facts' panels summarizing important points, the inclusion of simple experiments to illustrate points where appropriate and the use of carefully selected photographs.
Part of a series of titles introducing basic scientific concepts to primary schoolchildren. Information is presented in a simplified format, with 'key facts' panels summarizing crucial points on each topic. Simple experiments are included where appropriate, and photographs bring the various topics to life.
This is part of a series introducing science topics to KS2/3 level students. Each book features 'Key Facts' panels summarizing important points, includes simple experiments to illustrate points where appropriate and uses carefully selected photographs.