reproduction

Explores how life starts for the multitude of living things on the earth.

People farmed sustainably since the last Ice Age with fire and fish traps, and more recently, agriculture has evolved to produce more for a growing worldwide population.

Describes how seeds grow into plants; includes instructions for a "Hairy Harry" project.

Describes the human reproductive system, how each person has unique characteristics, and how the human body keeps growing and changing.

"Examines how traits are passed from one generation to the next in a variety of plant and animal species. Readers will also learn about variations in traits and how plants and animals adapt over time for survival"--Provided by publisher.

Easy-to-read science text traces the fertilization of the egg and the growth and hatching out of the chick.

Two teams play an interactive game featuring randomized questions that test knowledge of reproduction and heredity topics covered in "Bill Nye the science guy" programs. Features clips from the programs. Questions correlate to national and regional science standards.

What's the body's largest organ? Why do you need a liver? How does the eye see? It's time to wise up about the human body.

"Many plants catch your eye with their amazing colors and shapes. But plants also reproduce in amazing ways. From seeds to spores and pollination to fertilization, plant reproduction is anything but ordinary"--Provided by publisher.

Answers several questions on the processes shared by most living things, including reproduction, cellular respiration, and several others, and presents instructions for three demonstrations.