Bøger udgivet af Enslow Publishers

"Sedimentary rocks are created when little pieces of rocks, minerals, and organic matter meld together. This book introduces readers to super sedimentary rocks, such as limestone, coal, and sandstone. Readers will learn about where sedimentary rocks are found, how they're used, and how they fit into the rock cycle. Incredible photographs of sedimentary rocks are paired with accessible hi-lo text to give readers a comprehensive reading experience. Fact boxes and a graphic organizer highlight fascinating facts about sedimentary rocks. Readers will love learning about why sedimentary rocks... rock!"--

"Minerals are all around us-in the water we drink, in the soil, and in many tools we use each day. This book introduces readers to some amazing minerals, such as copper and cobalt. Readers will learn what minerals are, where they're found, and how they're used. They will also learn how minerals are a part of the rock cycle. Stunning photographs and accessible hi-lo text allow readers to have an up-close look at the world's most interesting minerals. Graphic organizers and fact boxes highlight important facts. This book is sure to show readers why minerals...rock!"--

"Metamorphic rocks are a great example of change; they start out as another kind of rock, but change dramatically under high pressure, heat, or another natural force. This book introduces readers to this fascinating part of the rock cycle, using bright color photographs and accessible hi-lo text. Readers will learn about common metamorphic rocks such as schist and marble, including how they were made and how they're used. Graphic organizers and fact boxes showcase exciting information about this kind of rock. Readers will come to appreciate why metamorphic rocks... rock!"--

"Igneous rocks are created when magma cools down and crystallizes. This book introduces readers to different kinds of igneous rocks, such as basalt and granite, and explains how such rocks are formed. Readers will also gain a deep understanding of the rock cycle and how igneous rocks fit into it. Detailed color photographs and accessible hi-lo text introduce igneous rocks to readers, while graphic organizers and fact boxes highlight particularly exciting information. This book will show readers why igneous rocks...rock!"--

"Some of the most amazing landforms on Earth, from the Grand Canyon to vast sand dunes, have been created by erosion. This book introduces readers to this exciting earth science concept, while explaining how it fits in with the rock cycle. Readers will learn about how erosion shapes the face of the earth, and why it's so important. Vibrant color photographs are paired with accessible hi-lo text to give readers a deep understanding of the topic. Fact boxes and a graphic organizer highlight important information in an engaging way. This book will show readers why erosion rocks!"--

"Real pioneer life was no episode of Little House on the Prairie. There were dust storms, attacks by Native groups, and crops that just wouldn't grow. In fact, many pioneers didn't stay very long on the new frontier because it was so hard! In this fascinating volume, readers learn why Americans headed to the frontier, how they built their homes, what they ate, how they spent their free time, and even what they used for toilet paper and windows! Photographs and other historical images show what daily life was like on the frontier to modern readers"--

"Life on a wagon train was tough. Travelers wore through their shoes from so much walking. They left behind belongings along the trail when they could no longer carry them. Many didn't make it to their destination. This book engages readers with a familiar historical time period through surprising facts as was as curriculum-supporting social studies information. Historical images correlate with the main content, aiding in comprehension and providing a look at the daily life on a wagon train"--

"Movies have often shown the wide-open plains of the West, complete with cowboys silhouetted against the setting sun and dramatic gunfights in saloons. It's easy to think these images truly depict the freedom and beauty of the Wild West. But you'd be wrong! In fact, most cowboys didn't change their clothes much and had few gunfights! This volume invites readers to the gritty, real Wild West that had few upstanding lawmen, long work days, and fighting with Native groups. Fact boxes, a timeline, and historical images engage readers further"--

"The gold rush seems like a romantic time, full of everyday people following a dream to California and striking it rich. The reality was that most people lived in poor conditions, ate bad food, and found just about nothing. In this book, readers find out what life was like for the forty-niners and immigrants that headed to California to seek their fortune as well as the causes and effects of the gold rush. The main content and fun fact boxes support the social studies curriculum and are paired with historical photographs and illustrations that show life during the gold rush"--

"The patriots of the American Revolution are often depicted as fervent, heroic supporters of an independent nation. But did you know that many left the war because they needed to harvest their crops? Facts like these engage readers from the first page of this fun and fascinating volume. The historical content supports the social studies curriculum while interesting tidbits-like the tar and feathering of British supporters-remind readers that revolutionaries were just people too! Fact boxes and historical images add further context for readers"--

"If you've ever played outside, worked in a garden, or gone for a rainy walk you've probably seen a slimy brown worm! Earthworms look as if they have a smooth body. But do they? Worms' bodies are covered with tiny bristles called setae! Worms use setae to help them wiggle and burrow. In this interesting and informative book, young readers will learn all about the lowly worm! They'll uncover how worms' unique adaptations have evolved and why worms are important"--

"Have you ever spied a slithering snake? Cold-blooded, covered in scales, often venomous, these creepy reptiles have thrilled and intrigued people for centuries. In this fun, fact-filled book, young readers will learn all about snakes! They'll find out about the many varieties of snake species that live around the world. They'll discover what snakes' unique adaptations are and how these adaptations have helped snakes survive. Readers will learn why snakes slither, where they live, what they eat, and more. The high-interest material is paired with vibrant photographs, which bring the information to life"--

"Is a newt an amphibian or a reptile? Is it an herbivore or carnivore? Can newts really regrow lost limbs? Where do they live and what do they eat? Readers will learn the answers to these questions and more in this fact-packed book all about slippery newts! Readers will discover the newt's unique adaptations and how they're used. With colorful photographs, reader-friendly language, and informative content, this book is a must-have for young animal lovers and nature enthusiasts"--

"Why do snails live in shells? How slowly do snails really move? What's that slimy trail that snails leave behind them? In this fun and educational book, readers will learn all about snails! They'll find out what snail mucus is made of, why it's used, and much, much more. From tiny backyard snails to giant African land snails, readers will discover the complexities of this seemingly simple creature and learn how it developed its unique adaptations. The fact-packed content is enriched by vibrant photographs, which bring the information to life"--

"Readers will learn all about how legless lizards live and move. They'll discover how this unique creature evolved, where it lives, and what makes it so special. Filled with colorful photographs, which bring the information to life, this book is a must-have for young animal lovers"--

With the strongest winds in the solar system, Neptune is one strange, blue planet! This book takes young readers to the furthest edge of our solar system to a planet that isn't blue because it has water on its surface. Scientists might not know everything about the dark and stormy Neptune, but there's still a lot to learn! With full color photos of what we've seen of this blue planet paired with approachable text, readers will love learning and questioning what we'll learn about Neptune next!

"Scientists believe that Mars may have been like the Earth in the past. In fact, they believe Mars may have had water! Our next-door neighbor in space, young readers will love reading about the red planet. Discover not only what we already know about this planet, but also the hopes that scientists have for future missions! Young readers will put themselves in the shoes of astronauts as they discover what makes Mars so much like Earth and interesting to scientists!"--