Moving Up with Science: Habitats

by Peter Riley (author) (UK edition)

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Product description

Don’t just read about science: make it happen! This interactive book gives you all the facts about habitats – and it’s packed with great experiments to help you learn by doing. Plus, it supports the science curriculum with all the terminology and know-how you’ll need to excel. Find out about forest and water homes, the importance of food chains, and how humans affect common habitats. Explore different plant and animal groups, and take an exciting look at how a woodland changes with the seasons.

Exciting hands-on approach to science in the everyday world

Written to support the Key Stage 2 science curriculum

Clear information and longer vocabulary to build reading skills

Fun experiments and activities help children learn by doing

Product Details

Catalogue number

5773 in Rewards Catalogue 2017/18

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781445135328

Publisher

Franklin Watts Ltd

Date published

May 5th, 2016

Other details

32 pages

Condition

New

UK edition

Packs

Moving Up with Science Pack x 8

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Price: $104.28

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Price: £71.92

Author/Illustrator

Peter Riley

Peter Riley is a former teacher with many years’ experience. He is now a full-time writer and won the TES/ EYA School Book of the Year 2000 for ‘Physics Now’ (Murray)and was shortlisted for the Aventis Science Prize 2004 for ‘Survival Science in the Rainforest’ videos.