Provides an introduction to the concept of soundscapes, estalishes a framework for listening to music, charts the transmission of music through human migration, and discusses music's connection with various realms of human experience, including dance, ritual, political life and action, and individual and social identity.
An introduction to metamorphic rock, explaining what it is and how it forms, looking at the properties of metamorphic rock and the types of landforms it creates, and discussing its usefulness to people. Includes diagrams and resources for further study.
An exploration of crystals that covers what they are, where they are found, how they grow, their uses, and more. Includes audio, videos, activities, weblinks, slideshows, transparencies, maps, quizzes, and supplementary resources.
How does liquid batter turn into a solid cupcake? What causes baked goods to rise? Jnior chefs will find delicious cupcake recipes with a healthy side of science. Video tutorials and bonus materials offer an augmented reality experience through the free Capstone 4D app.
Informative text gives readers an understanding of DNA and how forensic analysts can examine criminal evidence and create a genetic chain that leads to the perpetrator.
"Forensic scientists study crime scenes, examine evidence, and invent new ways to solve crimes ... [This book] examines the history of this field, what forensic scientists do today, and what's next for this branch of science"--Provided by publisher.
Bloodstains provide clues as to how a crime had been committed. When a speck of blood falls on a surface, it leaves a shape and stain. This is called bloodstain evidence. Each individual carries DNA that is unique to him or her, except for identical twins.
