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Mapping the weather

"Many maps present weather patterns, which can aid in helping people predict hurricanes, tornadoes, tsunamis, and other forms of extreme weather. These maps can help people understand the normal patterns of everyday weather as well. Readers are introduced to these kinds of weather maps through . . . main text. Detailed diagrams, . . . graphic organizers, . . . fact boxes, and full-color examples of maps serve as additional resources to help readers understand this science and social studies curriculum topic"--Provided by publisher.
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Animals in the ocean

Readers will enjoy learning about marine life as they explore engaging text covering common science curriculum areas, such as ocean habitats and ecology. Where do marine animals catch and kill their prey? How do they stay safe and avoid predators? What animals have ventured to the deepest depths of the sea? Questions such as these are answered in the main text, which is accompanied by bold, full-color photographs. This is sure to be an educational and entertaining adventure for readers into the lives of animals in the ocean.
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Travel technology

maglev trains, hovercrafts, and more
2019
"While Back to the Future's hovering skateboards hasn't become reality yet, hoverboards can certainly help people get around today. From driverless cars to Japan's amazing bullet train, travel technology has advanced by leaps and bounds for both individuals and large groups of people. Readers climb aboard these incredible inventions in this book, discovering the coolest ways technology is improving travel while learning about many STEM curriculum supporting topics along the way. Full-color photographs enhance a dynamic design that draws in readers for a wild ride"--Provided by the publisher.
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Moviemaking technology

4D, motion capture, and more
2019
"Almost every blockbuster movie is now released in 3D. Add scents, seats that move, and more and suddenly it feels like you're in the movie, that's 4D. Today, moviemakers don't need film to make movies. They don't even need scenery or many practical effects, if they don't want them. Readers may be surprised at the amazing technology that exists to make movies look the way they do today. Action-packed, full-color photographs accompany accessible text describing a variety of the latest, most interesting and future forms of cinema technology. There's something for cinephiles and casual moviegoers to learn on every page"--Provided by the publisher.
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Animals in the rain forest

Through captivating, age-appropriate text, readers learn many interesting facts about animals of the rain forest and the environment they call home.
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Animals in the forest

Readers learn about the various animal species that live in the forest. They discover what these animals eat, how they survive in the wild, and where they build their homes.
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Animals in the desert

Facts about desert animals are presented through age-appropriate text, which covers common science curriculum topics such as animal adaptations and biomes.
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Animals in the Arctic

This book provides readers with fun facts about life in the Arctic.
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Medical technology

genomics, growing organs, and more
2019
Readers learn about growing organs and how this could be possible, as well as work in areas like genetics, and much more in the riveting pages of this book.
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Mind magic

2019
This book engages imaginative readers who are curious about the secrets and tricks behind mind magic.

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