Wood, Alix

Presents a collection of activities and puzzles that looks at different types of vehicles.

Whoops! You kicked your soccer ball over the wall of a mysterious math professor. Can you get it back? Not without solving some puzzles first! From geometry to prime numbers, math is the way readers can escape from the home and gardens on the math professor. Readers discover clues scattered throughout the book as they use probability, circles and degrees, and even the Fibonacci sequence to make sense of them. Colorful pictures and an engaging story encourage readers through the critical thinking needed to complete the escape!.

On a class trip, you tour a real, working ship. But what if you got locked in--alone? In this book, readers use engineering knowledge they have and gain from the main text in order to solve a series of puzzles. Once solved, they can escape from the ship! Clues are found on every page, encouraging readers to read carefully and use their critical thinking skills to find and work out each one. Simple machines, engineering drawing, cogs, and more are part of the STEAM content of this book.

Learning about animals is a fun way to introduce readers to a variety of important life science concepts. As readers explore fun facts about a variety of creatures in clear main text and fact boxes, they deepen their knowledge of basic biology. This informative learning experience is enhanced through the use of interactive activities, such as mazes and puzzles, and charming illustrations. In addition, an achievable quiz at the end of the reading allows readers to test their knowledge independently and to strengthen their reading comprehension skills. This is a wild and wonderful introduction to life science that readers won't soon forget!.

Space is always an exciting branch of science to learn about, and it's even more exciting when fun facts are paired with enjoyable activities. As readers explore essential science curriculum concepts related to space--from the spaceships that travel the solar system to the planets and their moons--they're also introduced to a variety of mazes, puzzles, quizzes, and activities presented using clear and simple instructions. Each focused chapter is paired with activities that enhance the learning experience and colorful illustrations that fill each page. This fresh and interactive way to learn about space is truly out of this world!.

Explores what the geological layers of the Earth are, how they formed, and methods scientists use to study them. Includes fun activities for readers to do, as well as illustrations, photographs, and a glossary.

Planning the perfect Halloween party must include some tasty--and don't forget terrifying--treats. Look no further than this creative book of thematic and delicious recipes. Readers and adults will appreciate the easy-to-find ingredients and easy-to-read step-by-step instructions, accompanied by helpful photographs. Tip boxes throughout the text make sure that every task will be a spooky success! Jello worms, cake pop spiders, and frozen ghosts are some of the yummy, funny, and freaky foods readers will love to make.

Rocks and minerals are the building blocks of our world, but there?s a huge and fascinating variety of these materials, from the roundest gray pond rock to the most brilliant and sparkly diamond. Readers will learn about all manner of rocks and minerals, as well as their properties, types, and uses. Color photos and diagrams allow curious geologists in training to study rocks and minerals in detail, while hands-on activities and projects will encourage them think for themselves about important principles.

Dirt?s not all that interesting?or is it? In truth, Earth?s soil is one of the major reasons life on the planet can exist! In this book, readers will learn that there?s far more to dirt and soil than the stuff you get on your sneakers or sweep off your front steps. Illustrations will show more about soil?s origins and makeup, as well as the nutrients it provides for growing things. Projects and activities allow young geologists to put what they?re learning into practice and get their hands dirty as they investigate the world beneath our feet.

The natural forces of our world are always at work on the planet we call home. Over millions of years, the forces of erosion have worked through wind, water, sand, and more to create the many features of Earth, from the worn-away banks of the smallest creek to the stunning landmark that is the Grand Canyon. This title will take readers on a journey through Earth's long history of erosion, using color illustrations and intriguing hands-on projects to show them just how interesting this geologic force really is.