Presents a children's book for early readers that describes things that are made of metal, how metal is used in buildings, machines, and other useful objects, precious metals such as gold and silver, and where metal is found.
Describes animals that live in the sea and on the shore, covering their diets, defenses, and threats and also explaining how some can breathe under water.
Discusses where wood comes from, what it looks and feels like, what its properties are, and what it can be used for, encouraging readers to ask questions about the materials they encounter in their daily lives.
Photographs and simple text describe the changing seasons, how the trees change colors in the fall, how plants grow in the spring, and what happens to the plants and animals during the cold winters.
Presents a children's book for early readers that describes the way different objects feel such as smooth and rough, soft, furry, sticky, things that are heavy or light, hot or cold, wet or dry, and much more.
Presents a children's book for early readers that describes the way different objects smell and taste including things that smell good and things that smell bad, how the tongue helps to detect things that are sour or sweet, and how smell and taste work together.
Presents an introduction to seeing, in simple text with illustrations, describing how eyes see, the different parts of the eye, keeping eyes safe, and wearing glasses.
