This lively series explains to the new reader the how things around us that affect our senses work, introducing the idea of scientific investigation. Each title covers a specific topic and is fully illistrated with stunning pictures to bring to life the concepts that are introduced. To aid understanding, readers are invited to try out simple experiments to illustrate what they have just learned.

In the How? What? Why? series a group of characters introduce basic science questions and answer them using simple, hands-on projects. These fun project encourage younger children to fundamental science principles. Ages 5+.

Developed to fit the needs of the history curriculum for Key Stages 1 and 2, the books in this series explain how aspects of everyday life has changed over the centuries.'

A collection of silly verses about various creatures that live in the ocean, including crabs, swordfish, whales, and polar bears. Book and tape pack.

A practical look at how nature works around us. The young scientist is taken on a hands-on exploration of such environments as the country and the seashore. Simple text is accompanied by colourful illustrations and photographs aimed to enhance understanding of nature. ALL YEAR ROUND looks at how nature changes as the seasons change. Projects include keeping a nature diary, building a shelter for .

Reading About is a multi-level non-fiction series for junior readers. This title is from the 'Beginning to Read' level, using short sentences and phrase repetition. It looks at shapes encountered on a day at the beach - fun examples of basic shapes, changing shapes, repeated shapes (patterns), and shape and size. Age 4-6.

Bright, colour illustrations, fun, real stories by top authors and illustrators focusing on key areas of interest for the age range. KS1.

Reading About is a multi-level non-fiction series for junior readers. This title is from the 'Beginning to Read' level, using short sentences and phrase repetition. It looks at colours, based on a child's early learning experience. Age 4-6.

This charming series uses classic nursery rhymes to introduce simple maths concepts in an entertaining and engaging way. Ages 3-5

A look at what air is, how we use it, from breathing to floating, and the science behind how objects fly through the air, from aeroplanes to bricks. Part of the ITS SCIENCE series, suitable for National Curriculum KS1/2.

The American Revolution involved soldiers from Britain, America, France and Germany, as well as Indigenous Americans. This book examines how they lived and fought together. This series looks at past societies through the focus of their fighting forces. Ages 8-12.

This series covers a wide range of subjects and is presented in the David Salaryia style. These books will broaden children's understanding and appreciation of the world around them, and provide answers to a host of intriguing questions. 'Writing and Printing' explores the history of written languages from ancient symbols through Asian and Islamic writing to modern printing and publishing ...

The paperback version of the successful series looking at major historical figures. Supports the National Curriculum at KS3.

Earth Watch is an introduction to ecology and environmental science. The books examine the science behind environmental problems and solutions in an attractive, child-friendly way. KS2/3.