"A lot of people have heard of the Hubble Space Telescope, but many don't know much about the person it's named for. Readers of this illuminating volume will learn all about the man who, in the 1920s, used the largest telescope of the time to discover and learn about other galaxies. This informative biography teaches readers about both history and science. A science project based on Hubble's work invites readers to try their hand at becoming scientists themselves"--Provided by the publisher.
Describes daredevil feats and stunt performing, the skills necessary to pursue a career as a stunt performer, including fight choreography, and falling, and more.
Introduces readers to map skills through exercises and activities involving dinosaur facts, including symbols, keys, grid references, scale, compass skills, types of maps, longitude and latitude.
"Food in advertisements and cookbooks can look mouthwateringly good, or not like food at all. Food designers are skilled in molding their medium, food, into works of art... explores the work of food designers and the variety of work they do, such as preparing food for photography and film sets. Young foodies will love the easy-to-follow directions to make treats that taste and look great for their family and friends."--Publisher.
"This introduction to acrylics gives beginning artists the fundamentals they will need to master this . . . art form. Step-by-step instructions with accompanying full-color photographs make each project accessible"--Provided by publisher.
Examines mankind's early perception of Earth being flat and how we know today the Earth is round. Explores how stars, shadows, and gravity prove the Earth is round. Includes a quiz, a glossary, resources for further information, and color photographs.
