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| Three Jump into Science™ series books written by Steve Tomecek (a.k.a. “The Dirtmeister”), from National Geographic. | ||
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Autographed by the author! Is the moon made of green cheese? Is there a man on the moon? Join a moonstruck cat and his firefly pal in their adventure to discover how the moon interacts with the sun, how it appears to change in our sky, and how it shines. Find out about mans’ first trip to the moon and what they found there. Learn about moon craters, moon dust, and moon bouncing. Like the other Jump Into Science™ books, Moon creatively presents carefully leveled scientific information in a picturebook format with fun characters to help readers understand the more challenging information. Ages 4 to 8. Written by Steve Tomecek, illustrated by Liisa Chauncy Guida for the Jump into Science™ series from National Geographic.
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Autographed by the author! Without the sun, there'd be no sunburn, no blazing hot summer days, and no need for sunglasses. There would also be no life on Earth. What's the science behind our wonderful, life-giving sun? What is it made of? How hot is it? How big is it? How does Earth move around it? Why do we need the sun to live? These questions and more are answered as two kids and a lavender cat show you the science and the story behind our remarkable sun. Ages 4 to 8. Written by Steve Tomecek, illustrated by Carla Golembe for the Jump into Science™ series from National Geographic.
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Autographed by the author! When you wish upon a distant star, do you wonder what stars are? Those tiny, twinkling lights are really giant balls of gas, just like our sun. Follow a boy and his bike-riding dog on a star-studded scientific journey to find out: Where do stars go in the daytime? How far away are stars? What stories can they tell us? Watch the stars come to life in brilliant color, from red to blue to yellow to white. Marvel at the mythic stories of the constellations and try finding your own patterns in the sky. Then think behond our sun and wonder what other planets might be circling other stars and what, or who might be on them. Ages 4 to 8. Written by Steve Tomecek, illustrated by Sachiko Yoshikawa for the Jump into Science™ series from National Geographic.
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