Berthoud Community Library District

Through more than 1,000 fascinating facts and hundreds of awe-inspiring photos, kids will uncover answers to questions such as: Why are clownfish and sea anemones such close coral companions?; Why do scientists study dino poop? What is the slimiest and snottiest creature on the planet?; Where is the tallest waterfall?; What were the Vikings really like?; What is the largest living organism?; and Why does your body make so many gross noises? This must-read...

Provides information about the season of autumn, including increasing periods of darkness, cooler temperatures, preparations for winter, animal migration, changing leaves, and harvest time.

Divided into segments, these programs are designed to reinforce and support a viewer's comprehension and retention of these terms through use of video footage, photographs, diagrams, and colorful, animated graphics and labels. Students will see and hear the terms used in a variety of contexts providing them with a model for how to appropriately use the words. Related words are also used and reinforced with visuals and text.

Covers the cow's life cycle.

"Describes the science behind the sport of skateboarding, including basic skills, tricks, skateparks, and competitions"--Provided by publisher.

Brief text explores how soil is formed, its layers, and its importance as a natural resource that living things need to survive.

Explore the world of creepy-crawly bugs, examine the fascinating systems that make up the human body, study the wonders of space, and learn about Earth's weather with these information-packed books. The SCIENCE ENCYCOPEDIAS series offers in-depth details on the most fascinating science topics. This encyclopedia set is sure to leave readers with a greater understanding of topics both in and out of this world!

A collection of thirty-nine simple chemistry experiments, including "How to Remove Iodine from Water" and "Soap That Eats an Egg."

An introduction to the life cycle of the Koala.