Kopp, Megan

"This plugged-in title helps readers navigate the sometimes-complex world of electronic innovation. Young readers can explore this exciting and popular field by learning the basics of electronic circuits and how electronic components work, which they can then apply to an idea of their own. They will be able to create their project using everyday materials and easy-to-understand computer elements. Important electronic innovators and their creations are profiled to provide inspiration for young 'makers.'"--Provided by publisher.

"Readers will explore multiple styles of design, as well as learn about some influential designers and the artistic movements that shaped them. They'll also learn how to make a room design board, how to build a 3-D model of an interior space, and how to dress it to match their own unique style."--Publisher.

Describes how people worldwide are wasting energy and threatening the environment. Also provides information on how to live more sustainably through such activities as recycling, using green sources of energy, car-sharing, and reducing air travel.

"[Describes] how wind power works, where in the world it is being used, and how this green energy supply could be one answer to the energy problems that face us today."--Provided by publisher.

This book discusses the Smithsonian Institution, the largest national museum in the United States, located in Washington DC. It also discusses the different museums that make up the Smithsonian Institution, including the National Air and Space Museum, the National Postal Museum, the National Museum of the American Indian, and the National Museum of Natural History, plus the institution's conservation techniques.

Presents information on what an ecosystem is and how energy and nutrients cycle through a river and lake ecosystem, and provides examples of the plants, animals, and features of rivers and lakes around the world.

Presents information on what an ecosystem is and how energy and nutrients cycle through an island ecosystem, and provides examples of the plants, animals, and features of islands around the world.

Discusses how young readers can help the environment.

Discusses how young readers can make a positive change in their community.

The colonization of what would become the United States of America was a key period in the nations history. Colonization: 1607-1760 recounts the important period of large-scale colonization of the area. It includes the development of the first large towns, the arrival of the Pilgrims, the formation of the Thirteen Colonies, and other key events.