Mullins, Matt

Contains six simple science experiments with easy-to-follow instructions designed to teach children about ecosystems.

Helps children understand what it takes to build a dam, describing the materials that are used and the people involved in the construction process.

Describes the skills necessary to pursue a career as a surgical technologist, and examines the type of work they do.

Describes the skills necessary to pursue a career as a multimedia artist and animator, and examines the type of work they do.

Provides an introduction to jet planes, discusses the science behind how they fly, looks at different types of jet planes, and explains how they are used.

Discover what makes bomber planes different from regular airplanes and learn how they have been used throughout history.

After completing this book, readers will know that energy is everywhere, the difference between potential energy and kinetic energy, and that energy comes in different forms. Includes "True statistics" (such as the speed of sound through air is 1,087 feet per second), a reading list, Web site list, glossary, and index.

Brief text and photographs explain how helicopters have advantages when moving people, packages, and supplies from one place to another.

This book tells about how stadiums are built, including how the foundation is erected, how seats are installed, and how retractable roofs are installed on some new stadiums.