Science B

Includes the following resources for teaching all Science B subjects: full Schedule; Teaching Helps; student Activity Sheets; separate parent full Answers and Definitions; and much more. Ready for your binder.

Accompany Louis Pasteur as he discovers the secrets of microscopic living creatures — microbes: where they come from and what they do.

Did you know a year on Earth is not a year on all planets? Planets with the longest journey around the sun have the longest years. Find out more in this introduction to the solar system with rich and colorful pictures and graphics.

Observe and learn how to do every science experiment (almost 100!) in the Science B curriculum.

Where does your food go? Why do we have eyelashes? This fact-packed and beautifully illustrated introduction to the human body and how it works helps you find answers. Amazing photos, simple text, and suggested internet links for further exploration.

This exciting visual tour follows the manufacture of a variety of everyday items from start to finish. Did you know glass never wears out and can be recycled forever? Did you ever wonder how toothpaste gets inside the tube? Find out as you "enter the factory" for an up close look.

From germs to viruses to allergies to the body's immune system, this book presents basic information about health and sickness and what we can do about them.

72 pleasurable, illustrated experiments and science activities for children explained in Usborne's unique fashion.

By taking us on a "you are there" field trip, this book explains the water cycle and modern methods of water purification and distribution.

Fascinating introduction to nutrition, foods and dietary habits around the world.

From the Himalayan Mountains to the Namib desert, you and your children take a grand tour of the animal kingdom. You'll learn about the habitats and habits of creatures from all over the world.