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Astronomy Project Your Way (24)
This exciting DIY title guides kids through the process of developing a science fair project. Kids will learn basic information about the field of Astronomy and then be guided through a crater science project as an example. Readers will be prompted to use the scientific method and their own inspirations and interests to come up with other project ideas. The DIY format promotes inspiration, problem-solving, and imagination.
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Astronomy Experiments in Your Own Observatory (16)
Museums and colleges aren’t the only places that can have observatories. Now you can build your own observatory with easily accessible tools and supplies. Follow the directions in this book to use your observatory to view the stars and planets, develop hypotheses, and conduct experiments to test them out!Only 1 left in stock -
Astronomy Lab: Explore Space with Art & Activities (24)
This fun, hands-on title makes STEM fields of study approachable and memorable! Informative text explores tools, methods, discoveries, and careers in the Astronomy field. Accompanying the main text are activities from a constellation projector to black hole art. These step-by-step crafts encourage readers to artistically engage with what they learned, helping solidify their new knowledge. Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards. Checkerboard Library is an imprint of Abdo Publishing, a division of ABDO. -
20 Things You Didn't Know About Astronomy (23)
Its fun and awe inspiring to look up at the night sky and see all the stars. But what do you really know about them? This entertaining volume is full of intriguing facts about the science of stars, planets, and all the other things in space. Do you know what the hottest planet is? Do you know what an exoplanet is? Learn these facts and more with help from detailed graphics, photos, and artwork in this fascinating book. -
More of Janice VanCleave's Wild, Wacky, and Weird Astronomy Experiments (17)
In a series of fun and involving hands-on astronomy experiments, kids learn how distance from the sun affects atmospheric temperature, why the Earth is called the "Blue Planet," why Jupiter's ring shines, and how to reproduce Mars' red soil and Jupiter's stormy red spot. They will also determine why radio wave receivers are curved, how radio waves are sent around the Earth via satellite, how satellites enter into orbit, and how rockets achieve escape velocity. Featuring color illustrations and safe, simple step-by-step instructions, Janice VanCleave again shows just how much fun science can be.Only 2 left in stock -
Orion (16)
Orion is often easy to spot on a clear night by looking for the Hunter’s belt of stars. How did this constellation get its name? What else can be found in space near Orion? Readers find the answers to these questions and many more as they explore the world of astronomy by learning about this popular constellation. Vivid photographs allow readers to feel like astronomers with each turn of the page. Astronomy is an important science curriculum topic, and readers approach it from a fun angle as they learn both the science and mythology behind this constellation.Only 3 left in stock -
Asteroids, Meteors, and Comets (21)
Quippy descriptions, full-color images, and fun trivia facts make studying space both accessible and fun. This nonfiction early chapter book about comets, asteroids, and meteors is essential reading for any young astronomy enthusiasts. -
Outer Planets (21)
Up-close, exciting photos and illustrations illuminate our solar system's outer planets for young readers. Pair that with fun facts, short sentences, and labeled images, and any student will love exploring what's beyond our planet. These nonfiction early chapter books are essential reading for any young astronomy enthusiasts. -
Inner Planets (21)
Up-close, exciting photos and illustrations illuminate our solar system's inner planets for young readers. Pair that with fun facts, short sentences, and labeled images, and any student will love exploring what's beyond our planet. These nonfiction early chapter books are essential reading for any young astronomy enthusiasts. -
Moon, The (21)
Up-close, exciting photos and illustrations illuminate Earth's moon for young readers. Pair that with fun facts, short sentences, and labeled images, and any student will love exploring what's beyond our planet. These nonfiction early chapter books are essential reading for any young astronomy enthusiasts. -
Exploring Space (21)
Up-close, exciting photos and illustrations illuminate the ongoing work to explore our universe. Pair that with fun facts, short sentences, and labeled images, and any student will love exploring what's beyond our planet. These nonfiction early chapter books are essential reading for any young astronomy enthusiasts. -
Sun and Other Stars, The (21)
Up-close, exciting photos and illustrations illuminate our Sun and other stars for young readers. Pair that with fun facts, short sentences, and labeled images, and any student will love exploring what's beyond our planet. These nonfiction early chapter books are essential reading for any young astronomy enthusiasts. -
What Is Out There? (16)
A narration of the origins, advancements, and future of the earth and space sciences, including astronomy and geology, and the ways in which scientists utilize the scientific method to explore questions.Only 3 left in stock -
What Do Astronomers Do? (22)
Astronomy is a branch of science that’s concerned with space, planets, stars, and the universe. Astronomers are scientists who try to understand the workings of the universe by studying celestial bodies and whatever else lies beyond Earth’s atmosphere. How exactly do they do this? In this illuminating book, readers will discover how astronomers conduct research, collect data, and analyze their findings—a perfect read for any young person who has stared up at the sky and wondered what stars are made of. -
Voyage Among the Stars (22)
Star light, star bright! This amazing guide has information on all the stars you’ll see tonight, as well as some that you can’t! Readers will learn how stars are born, shine, and die and why they’re different colors. They’ll also learn about particular stars such as Betelgeuse and Sirius, other star systems, and the constellations. Full-color diagrams and photographs draw young stargazers in, and fascinating facts will explain complex astronomy topics in a fun and easy-to-understand way. -
Voyage Through the Solar System (22)
It’s our own little corner of the universe, and it’s amazing! In this guide to the solar system we live in—from our own Earth to the life-giving sun and far-off icy planets—readers will learn many fascinating facts and details about the planet we call home and all its neighbors. Diagrams, photographs, and artwork help young astronomy buffs make connections, and clear, informative text offers details on the history and science of our solar system. -
Understanding and Using Microwaves (22)
From tuning a radio to sending text messages or popping popcorn, people use electromagnetic energy all the time. What is the electromagnetic spectrum and how do people depend on it? This book offers a look into the discovery, history, and uses of microwave energy. You might be familiar with microwaves for their use in microwave ovens, but did you know microwaves are also used in astronomy? -
What Is the Sun? (15)
This simple guide to the sun and stars will engage readers with the fundamentals of astronomy, detailing how the heavenly bodies affect one another and how they ultimately affect us. The material covers basic science curriculum for this reading level, making it an important supplement for students who want to study independently, teachers who want to provide supplemental materials, or readers who simply want to know more about the universe. The accessible and straightforward language makes this volume and intriguing read.Only 1 left in stock -
From 1860 to 1920—Louis Pasteur to Henrietta Swan Leavitt (24)
The research and discoveries made by French chemist and microbiologist in the 1800s have benefitted mankind well into the 21st century. He proved microorganisms cause diseases, and developed vaccines. American scientist Henrietta Swan Leavitt contributed to the science of astronomy, specifically regarding the brightness of stars. Inside this guide, readers will explore the lives and discoveries of these historical figures as well as many other notable scientists, The text is supported by stunning photographs and images. -
Science of Space, The (16)
For thousands of years, the planets and stars have fascinated people on Earth. Prehistoric people scanned the heavens and tried to make sense of what they saw. They believed that the movement of the stars and planets could foretell future events. Their studies would lead to the discipline of astronomy, in which scientists work to increase our understanding of space. In recent years, complex probes and sophisticated telescopes have revealed a great deal about the space beyond our solar system, as well as the origins of the Universe. But much remains to be discovered about space.Only 1 left in stock -
Comets, Asteroids, and Meteoroids (21)
Planets aren't the only objects beyond Earth's atmosphere. This valuable volume explains the difference between comets, asteroids, and meteoroids, their origins, and their significance to us on Earth. Readers will find out about famous comets, the dangers of asteroids, and what a meteoroid has to do with a falling star. A complement to space science curricula, there's plenty of astronomy vocabulary and eye-catching images to capture the interest of stargazers. -
Cometas, asteroides y meteoritos -Comets, Asteroids, and Meteoroids (21)
Planets aren't the only objects beyond Earth's atmosphere. This valuable volume explains the difference between comets, asteroids, and meteoroids, their origins, and their significance to us on Earth. Readers will find out about famous comets, the dangers of asteroids, and what a meteoroid has to do with a falling star. A complement to space science curricula, there's plenty of astronomy vocabulary and eye-catching images to capture the interest of stargazers. -
Earth (23)
Covered in incredible ecosystems brimming with life, Earth has a special place in the solar system. Inspire readers to explore the features, location, and history of the "Blue Marble" they call home through awe-inspiring photography, engaging infographics, fast facts, and carefully leveled text all brought together by a colorful design. An ideal choice for early reports, STEM and astronomy lessons, and struggling or reluctant readers, Earth inspires readers to learn more about their universe. On-page vocabulary definitions, a table of contents, a glossary with pronunciations, further resources, and an index all enhance comprehension in a nonfiction beginning reader format. -
Mars (23)
Covered and craters and home to giant volcano, Mars has a special place in the solar system. Inspire readers to explore the features, location, and history of this red planet through awe-inspiring photography, engaging infographics, fast facts, and carefully leveled text all brought together by a colorful design. An ideal choice for early reports, STEM and astronomy lessons, and struggling or reluctant readers, Mars inspires readers to learn more about their universe. On-page vocabulary definitions, a table of contents, a glossary with pronunciations, further resources, and an index all enhance comprehension in a nonfiction beginning reader format.