earth sciences

Become a young geoscientist! Learn about rock formation, the layers of the Earth, the water cycle ,and so much more.

Science is a cornerstone of STEAM education. It's the study of the world around us. Scientists observe, record, question, and seek answers to life's biggest questions. Science is curiosity in action! In this fascinating and educational text, young readers will learn all about science, how it's applied, and who studies it. They'll read relatable examples of how they may practice science in their own lives. The high-interest material, accessible language, and eye-catching photographs are sure to inspire emerging STEAM students.

Tsunamis are a destructive natural force. Unlike with blizzards, hurricanes, and some other natural disasters, people often only have a few minutes' warning to find safety when one hits. Knowing the signs that a tsunami is on its way can make the difference between life and death. This volume explores what happens before, during, and after a tsunami to give readers a comprehensive overview of this catastrophic event. Full-color photographs show the reality of a tsunami, and the accessible text encourages reluctant readers.

This book, created for a high/low audience, is packed with fascinating information about earthquakes. Includes resources.

The natural world is an exciting source of fun and facts for readers who want to deepen their understanding of life science concepts in a creative way. With each turn of the page, they discover large, eye-catching images -- both illustrations and photographs -- and a variety of text features that break down the basics of ecosystems, environmental science, and more. This fresh approach to common curriculum topics presents information through short pieces of text, statistics, and graphic organizers. The focus on infographics makes this a detailed and delightful reading experience for students at a variety of fluency levels.

"This nonfiction, photo-filled science book for beginning readers describes the fast and slow changes on Earth"--Provided by publisher.

"Takes aspiring scientists on a . . . tour of the planet's most astonishing natural phenomena, from explosive volcanoes to a cave filled with giant crystals, encouraging readers to see the wonder in the world around them"--Publisher.

Everything around you starts shaking. It's confusing and scary. But what is it? When tectonic plates collide, earthquakes happen. Shake it up with some safety tips.

A Harvard geologist presents a narrative chronicle of the Earth's 4.6-billion-year evolution that places the environmental crises of today's world in a context that explains the planet's fragile capacity to support life.

This science book answers the biggest and smallest questions about our planet, whether it's tornadoes, tsunamis or tectonic plates. Exploratorium of Earth brings science to life with striking photographic explanations, helping kids to understand just how the world works.