Murphy, Patricia J.

Uses a timeline of a frog's life cycle to teach children sequential order and about frogs.

Presents a children's book that answers questions on how the moon was formed, the various phases of the moon, lunar eclipses, and whether or not there is life on the moon.

An introduction to the science of wind. Describes different kinds of winds and their speeds. Discusses when wind can be destructive.

Explores the effects of various illnesses including contagious and non-contagious diseases, cancer, and brain disorders; and discusses diagnosis, treatment, and side effects as well as coping with the illness of a loved one.

Text and photographs introduce a visit to the apple orchard, with a description of how apples are harvested. Written in English and Spanish.

An introduction to the science of wind. Describes different kinds of winds and their speeds. Discusses when wind can be destructive.

Demonstrates how to read a timeline while describing the life of frogs from eggs to grown frogs.

Explores the sense of touch made possible by the body's largest organ, the skin.

Provides information about the sun, looking at what scientists believe about its origins, and discussing its rotation, the source of its heat, the cause of a solar eclipse, and sun safety.

Explains what molting is and what causes it, then looks at how snakes, insects, crabs, birds, dogs, and cats shed skin, skeletons, or fur.