Joan Marie Galat draws readers into the wonders of the night sky, weaving together scientific understanding with the ancient myths that name our constellations and planets. Her passion for astronomy, ignited in childhood, fuels her storytelling, making the cosmos accessible and captivating for both children and adults. Through engaging narratives and a unique approach to education, she inspires curiosity about the universe. Galat's work invites readers to look up and discover the magic that lies beyond our world.
An empowering how-to guide to help young people become informed and effective activists, Make Your Mark, Make a Difference addresses issues that impact people, animals, and the planet—including how kids today are already tackling local, national, and international problems.
How Litter Is Hurting Animals
Focusing on the impact of garbage on wildlife and ecosystems, this nonfiction book from the Orca Footprints series is aimed at middle-grade readers. It features engaging photographs that enhance the exploration of how pollution affects animals and their habitats, raising awareness about environmental issues.
Mortimer T. Flightdeck, an ambitious rat, aims to become a YouTube sensation by showcasing his experiments on astronauts aboard the International Space Station. His goal is to demonstrate that rats are superior to humans for Mars colonization. However, as his plans unravel, he learns valuable lessons about the nature of dreams and the importance of friendship.
Exploring the fascinating phenomena of stars, this book delves into their explosive nature, color variations, and the mysteries of their formation. It invites readers to ponder the vastness of the universe and the sheer number of stars it contains, making complex astronomical concepts accessible and engaging for all.
Explore the wonders of space through exclusive insights from National Geographic explorer and astrophysicist Munazza Alam. This engaging book is designed for aspiring experts, offering a wealth of astronomical knowledge and captivating information that will satisfy your curiosity about the universe. Perfect for anyone eager to deepen their understanding of space, it combines expert commentary with fascinating facts.
Exploring the wonders of engineering, the book delves into the journey from simple inventions like the wheel to complex structures such as the International Space Station. It highlights the innovative spirit of engineers who transform imaginative ideas into reality while tackling various challenges. Readers will discover the creative problem-solving processes that underpin engineering achievements, making it an engaging exploration of the field's impact on everyday life and technology.
A country with a rich history and culture, Turkey's cultural traditions are influenced by Islamic holy days and its diverse ethnic population. Clear images and text with interesting fact boxes guide readers through a year of traditions and celebrations in the influential country. Find out also how traditional Turkish foods, clothing, and music are featured and celebrated. Teacher's guide available.
Explore the fascinating world of cats, from beloved house pets to majestic big cats, in this engaging co-reader designed for both adults and children. With vibrant illustrations and informative text, readers will discover intriguing facts about their favorite furry companions, making it an enjoyable learning experience for all ages.
Engaging young readers, this National Geographic Kids Reader delves into the fascinating science of volcanoes, offering accessible information tailored for fluent readers. With 100 fun facts, it covers a variety of volcanoes globally and even extraterrestrial ones. The Level 3 text strikes a balance between quick, intriguing snippets of knowledge and more in-depth reading, making it perfect for children eager to explore the wonders of volcanoes.
Kids will burst with excitement as they learn all about the science and wonder of volcanoes in this new National Geographic Kids Reader.