Barraclough, Sue

Investigates the basic things that animals need to live including air, food, water, and shelter.

An illustrated introduction to crafts that covers sewing, knitting, jewelry making, collages, scrapbooks, and more; and provides step-by-step instructions for various creative projects with diagrams and tips on techniques; and includes a quiz.

A simple, illustrated look at the different parts of the body and how they are used.

An investigation of the sensory system, explaining the basic science behind how humans and other creatures see, hear, smell, taste, and feel, and showing how the senses help people understand the world around them.

Text and photographs show how humans and animals sleep and rest.

Text and photographs show how humans and animals use their bodies to move from place to place.

Presents an introduction to motion, in simple text with illustrations, describing how some things move in a straight line and how other things curve.

Discusses ways students can help the environment at school, including turning lights off in empty rooms, walking or bicycling to school instead of driving, and starting a school garden.