sun

". . . introduction for young readers who want to learn about our local star the Sun and the planets that orbit it"--Provided by publisher.

All the planets in the solar system decide to throw Sun a birthday party. Includes facts about the planets.

"Introduces readers to what solar power is, how it is used today and how it might be used in the future, and the benefits and drawbacks of this energy source"--OCLC.

"The sun gives off heat to keep plants and animals warm and alive. Sometimes the sun can be too hot and it is necessary to find a less sunny area. Shade can come from nature or can be manmade. This title includes science and reading activities and a word list"--.

"All about the Sun, the star of our solar system. Young readers will learn . . . facts about the huge, shining ball that makes life on Earth possible. . . . Diagrams and photos explain concepts like day and night, eclipses, and sunspots"--Provided by publisher.

Illustrations and simple text depict children in different countries around the world enjoying the universal benefits of the Sun from sunup in Japan to sundown in Madagascar.

Explores the sun and the different words associated with it.

"[Relates] the secrets of the moon and stars, including how we can see celestial patterns that repeat over time by carefully watching the night sky"--Provided by publisher.

"Our planet's closest star has captivated humans throughout history. A contradictory force, the sun sustains life on Earth but can also cause devastating damage through intense heat and UV radiation. Technological advances have allowed astronomers to learn more about the sun, including its magnetic fields, sunspots, and explosive solar flares. Readers discover how this star powers our planet as well as its cultural and historical significance, from ancient mythology to modern-day solar energy technology"--Provided by publisher.

An introduction to the sun that describes its rotation and how it affects Earth and discusses how scientists study it.