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Motion

push and pull, fast and slow
2004
Provides information about how and why things move, and includes fun facts, a related experiment, and a glossary.

Temperature

heating up and cooling down
2004
Provides information about temperature, explaining how it is measured, where heat comes from, how things get hot or cold, and how to stay warm. Includes an activity and glossary.

Killer whales and other frozen world wonders

1991
Describes the earth's polar regions and the animals that live there, including the seal, penguin, musk ox, and polar bear.

Amazing forces and movement

2008
Introduces children to the concepts of motion and how the body's muscles use force to push, pull, or run, as well as the force and energy that moves machines.

Magnification

a closer look
2007
The concept of magnification is discussed along with some scientific instruments that use it.

Lightning and other wonders of the sky

1989
Introduces wonders of earth's atmosphere, including auroras, mirages, trade winds, dust storms, acid rain, meteor showers, sundogs and a host of other meteorological phenomena.

Armadillos and other unusual animals

1989
Brief introductions to thirty animals with unusual and bizarre habits--such as the hognose snake who plays dead as a defense mechanism and the sand skink who can see through windows in his eyelids.

Tidal waves and other ocean wonders

1989
Describes some of the biological and geological wonders found in the ocean depths, including electric creatures, poisonous fish, swimming reptiles, the longest mountain chain, and a river in the ocean.

Saber-toothed cats and other prehistoric wonders

1991
Describes a variety of animals that lived long ago and their evolution into today's species.

Piranhas and other wonders of the jungle

1990
Surveys the exotic species of plants and animals that live in the world's rain forests.

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