This introduction to science for young learners is full of amazing facts and exciting scientific ideas. This book starts with how a plant's seed grows, how we use friction to warm our hands, and how gravity keeps us on the ground.

Ideal for children aged 5-9 years, this book is a fun and accessible introduction to basic scientific topics and is the perfect companion to support their learning. Explore light and sound energy, examine the power of electricity and magnets, and study the composition of glass.

Learn about the power of plastic and how it can be recycled and reused — all covered in this fascinating approach to science. This scientific encyclopedia for children offers a fun and fresh take on science, blending clever, entertaining, and educational text with vibrant and engaging illustrations.

It is an enthusiastic new title in the award-winning series "My Encyclopedia of Very Important...". Chapters include: Space, Energy, Materials, Gases, Elements, Electricity, Animals, Human Body — and much more. Covering many topics taught in school, it is the perfect starting point to encourage a lifelong love of learning.

Children will love learning how a caterpillar turns into a butterfly, then blasting off into space to explore the planets of the solar system, and discovering why we float in space!

The My Encyclopedia of Very Important Science series is part of the educational and award-winning series My Very Important Encyclopedia. Complete the series and boost your child's curiosity with "My Encyclopedia of Very Important Adventures", teach them about different types of animals with "My Encyclopedia of Very Important Animals", walk with the dinosaurs that once ruled the earth with "My Encyclopedia of Very Important Dinosaurs," or learn about exciting myths and legends.

Pages: 224, Dimensions: 21.8x21.8cm