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Heat

2002
Simple text and experiments describe and demonstrate the principles of heat and how heat energy is produced.

Light and dark

2009
Photographs, illustrations, and simple text describes the concepts of light and dark, how light can travel at different speeds, how a lens works, and how special types of light can be used.

Energy

2009
Explains what energy is, looks at different forms of energy and how they change, describes stored and heat energy, discusses the sources of energy, and includes related activities.

Motion

2002
Simple text and experiments describe and demonstrate the principles of motion and include a presentation of Newton's three laws.

Earth and the solar system

2003
Introduces concepts related to our solar system and Earth's place in it through various activities and projects.

Sound

2006
Presents activities that demonstrate how sound, especially musical sound, works in our everyday lives. History boxes feature the scientists who made significant discoveries in the field of sound.

The human body

2003
Introduces concepts related to human anatomy and physiology through various activities and projects.

Weather

2003
Contains an introduction to weather, in simple text with photographs and illustrations, including information on how clouds form, what causes humidity, what wind is, and how thunderstorms are created. Includes experiments for forming a rainbow and making a pinecone barometer.

Water

2003
Contains an introduction to water, in simple text with photographs and illustrations, including information on condensation, evaporation, surface tension, and water pressure, as well as experiments to find water's boiling point.

Electricity

2009
An introduction to the science of electricity, explaining what it is, how it is made, how electrical circuits work, and how electricity is used, and including investigations and experiments.

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