Features experiments that show how chocolate powder can reveal intriguing clues, how to make your own invisible ink, and how two small mirrors and a tube can help you see round corners.

Features experiments that show how a splash of vinegar makes a bone turn rubbery, how to make a pair of working lungs and how to create some noisy gassy sounds with a balloon stomach.

Provides a concise study book with pictures, snippets of humour and easy to understand explanations of the key topics needed for the SATS.

Provides the core curriculum content that kids need to know for their Science SATS. This guide contains study notes on the topics for Science at KS3. Designed for higher ability kids working at levels 5-7, it is also suitable for home reference and revision.

Includes experiments from how to make an electromagnetic crane, to building a torch to see how light travels through jelly.

Features inventions, machines, gadgets and devices, and facts and information about how they work. This flap book contains over 90 flaps which reveal the insides of car engines, toilets, escalators, submarines and microwaves and other machines. It includes internet links to websites with animations, games and experiments.

Do fish drink water? Why does your leg fall asleep? Do insects fart? Where does all the sand in the Sahara come from? Why is there no gravity in space? How big is a lightning bolt? How fast can a snail actually move? Why do people have red eyes in photographs taken with a flash? This work provides the answers to these questions more.

Suitable for KS3 Science, this title provides revision notes, practice SATS questions, worked examples, and a mock SATS paper.

Provides the core curriculum content all kids need to know for their Science SATS. This guide contains study notes on the topics for Science at KS3. Designed for lower ability kids working at levels 3-6, it is also suitable for home reference and revision.

With practice questions and exercises on the material needed for the SATS, this book is useful for SATS preparation and for children to practice at home.

Offers information you need to know about the human body. This title shows your children how all the bony, bloody and squelchy goings on inside their bodies make it work. It provides them coverage that ranges from human cells and senses to brain structure and body systems.

Lets you discover the facts about breathing, blood and bogeys. This pop-up guide is suitable for those studying science at Key Stage 1 & 2 - where children are taught about respiration and how blood circulates round the body.

Designed to cover the key material for the (core) Science GCSE for all the exam boards at Higher level, this Revision Guide contains notes, examples and explanations for each topic area, including the investigation material, known as 'how science works'. It acts as a basic resource for the more able GCSE student's revision.

Designed to cover the key material for the Additional Science GCSE for all the exam boards at Higher level, this Revision Guide contains notes, examples and explanations for each topic area, including the new investigation material, known as 'how science works'. It acts as a basic resource for a more able GCSE student's revision.

AQA Science is the only GCSE series to have been developed with and exclusively endorsed by AQA, making it the perfect match for AQA's specifications. By using AQA Science, you can rest assured that your students will gain a thorough grounding in the concepts needed to understand 'How Science Works'.

Provides revision questions, with one book covering Physics, one for Chemistry and one for Biology. This pack of three workbooks also has an Answer book, making it a suitable revision pack for KS3 Science.

Why is snot is green? Do rabbits fart? What is space made of? Where does all the water go at low tide? Can animals talk? What are scabs for? Will computers ever be cleverer than people? This book aims to answer these and other questions.

A full-colour book for Primary School Science. This book includes simple explanations and pictures, and follows the National Curriculum to cover all the key topic content required. It is suitable for kids and parents to work through together at home.