science

Only one monster can actually keep the science fair trophy, but in order to win the prize the Mighty Mighty Monsters must put aside individual competition and create a winning team.

Shows readers how magnetic forces impact both our planet and everyday lives, discussing magnetic materials, how magnets are used in motors, and more.

Looks at the science behind the creation, travel, and appearance of light and explains how the human eye sees and reacts to light and how some animals can even see in the dark.

Shows readers that forces like friction and other laws of motion can be fun, discussing how the moon impacts tides on Earth, how magnetic forces act on matter throughout the universe, and more.

Shows how electricity travels, how it is stored in batteries, how is is produced in power plants, how circuits work to move electricity, and more.

Answers the questions children have about how, where, and why it's so important to engage in citizen science, discussing what citizen scientists are and more.

Profiles more than eighty careers in thirteen areas of science including biology, computer science, food science, and medicine, covering job duties and environment, salary, advancement prospects, education and training requirements, entry tips, and other related topics.

An examination of epistemology, the philosophical study of knowledge.

Simple text and photographs introduce readers to how science, technology, engineering and math are applied at a baseball game.