light

There are so many sources of light in our world: the sun, fire, electric lamps, flashlights, lightning, and countless more. Even some animals give off light. What makes these sources light up? This lively look at a fundamental segment of science combines a colorful comic-book design with important and accessible curricular content. Readers will be motivated to test their understanding of the topics with quiz questions and they'll appreciate the bright graphics that highlight need-to-know concepts.

"Introduces the reader to light"--Provided by publisher.

Explores winter festivals from different cultures around the world.

"Young readers [learn] . . . about the ways in which we can communicate using light and sound. It investigates and explains signals, patterns, vibrations, and waves of light and sound"--Provided by publisher.

Text and illustrations provide an introduction to light, discussing where it comes from and why it is important.

"People use light. Animals use light. Plants use light too! Read to find out why light is important to living things and how light is used"--Provided by publisher.

"Light comes from natural sources like the sun. Light also comes from light bulbs and candles. Read to learn about different sources of light"--Provided by publisher.

"Flick the switch, and you have light. Go outside during the day, and you see sunlight. Read to find out how living things use light. Also learn how light travels and what happens when it is dark"--Provided by publisher.

"Have you ever seen your own shadow on a sunny day? Objects can make shadows too. Read to learn how light makes shadows and reflections"--Provided by publisher.