Duke, Shirley

Students will learn about the Egyptian pyramids, how they were built, and the fascinating facts about the rulers who are entombed within them.

This book examines water from every angle, both physical and social. It covers the water cycle, uses of water, and water's role in shaping the planet, ending with a discussion of potable water as a nonrenewable resource and suggestions for conserving water.

Learn all about the shapes, different types, what causes their eruptions and where they are most likely to be seen around the world.

Describes how scientists learn about the natural world by developing hypotheses from their observations, testing their theories, and understanding basic scientific laws.

Examines the different forces of erosion, such as wind, waves, acid rain, and glaciers and explains how those forces affect the topography of the eart.

When you work in an animal related field, the STEM possibilities are endless. From the zookeeper who looks after the animals and maintains the daily operations of the zoo, a veterinarian who gives shots and performs surgery on injured animals, to the engineer who designs better cages or habitats for animals.

Explores the deciduous forest ecosystem through the seasons.

Explores the seasons in the freshwater pond biome, including its plant life, animal life, and its future.

Explains the history, causes, and effects of various environmental disasters using true-life examples.

Discusses the human nervous system, its organs and how it functions including various nervous system disorders and their causes.