Brown, Cynthia L

An illustrated introduction to geology that explains the forces responsible for creating rocks and minerals; the life cycles of igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks; plate tectonics; the theory of continental drift; and how fossils are created and studied. Includes step-by-step instructions for twenty related activities.

Contains twenty-five projects that help teach young readers about fossils.

Offers an overview of chemistry topics, such as atoms and molecules, reactions, and acids and bases; and provides step-by-step instructions for related experiments which can be performed by using materials found in the kitchen.

Explores the history and science behind mapmaking and navigation, featuring illustrated, step-by-step instructions for twenty projects designed to help students learn about the mapmaking and navigation processes.

Contains information about the history and geography of national monuments and parks and includes related hands-on experiments which are appropriate for children ages eight to twelve.