Harriet Brundle

By explaining mapping conventions and terminology in simple text, this book gives readers the skills and encouragement to explore the world through maps. Simple mapping tasks help reinforce the concept of making a map of Earth.

In South Korea, what languages do they speak? What's the biggest city in South Korea? What foods do South Koreans eat? Questions such as these and more are answered in this detailed text about this Asian country. The accessible main text, which aligns with essential elementary social studies curriculum topics, exposes readers to the famous landmarks, geography, weather, cultures, and traditions of South Korea. Informative fact boxes and maps, stunning, full-color photographs, and a detailed glossary also provide readers with additional knowledge of what life is like in this exciting country.

In South Korea, what languages do they speak? What's the biggest city in South Korea? What foods do South Koreans eat? Questions such as these and more are answered in this detailed text about this Asian country. The accessible main text, which aligns with essential elementary social studies curriculum topics, exposes readers to the famous landmarks, geography, weather, cultures, and traditions of South Korea. Informative fact boxes and maps, stunning, full-color photographs, and a detailed glossary also provide readers with additional knowledge of what life is like in this exciting country.

Young readers are introduced to life in Russia in this informative text, which supports current social studies curriculum topics and encourages a more thorough understanding of global diversity. The accessible main text, which includes an inside look at this country's geography, weather, famous landmarks, and customs, allows readers to develop a deeper appreciation for other cultures. Educational fact boxes and maps, eye-catching, full-color photographs, and an informative glossary provide additional insight into what it's like to live an everyday life in the country of Russia.

Feeling lost when it comes to maps? With this fun and informative series, you'll soon know exactly where you are when it comes to maps and mapping! What is a map? What are maps used for? How do you read a map?

More than ever, we need to think about the ways our actions affect the environment. This exciting and engaging series explains how we can consider our impact on Planet Earth and suggests ways we can help to protect our planet. What is rubbish? Why is recycling important? How does a tin can become a bike? All these questions and more are discussed here, in this interesting and child-friendly look at rubbish and recycling in the 21st century.

More than ever, we need to think about the ways our actions affect the environment. This exciting and engaging series explains how we can consider our impact on Planet Earth and suggests ways we can help to protect our planet. What is 'sustainable living? Why is it important? How can we try to live sustainably? All these questions and more are discussed here, in this interesting and child-friendly look at sustainability in the 21st century.

More than ever, we need to think about the ways our actions affect the environment. This exciting and engaging series explains how we can consider our impact on Planet Earth and suggests ways we can help to protect our planet. What does "endangered" mean? Why are animals in danger? How can we help? All these questions and more are discussed in this interesting and child-friendly look at endangered animals in the 21st century.

Climate change is when the climate of a place is changing from what is usually expected. This series invites younger readers to consider the impact of human activity on the environment and ways in which we can improve in the future.|Climate change is when the climate of a place is changing from what is usually expected. This series invites younger readers to consider the impact of human activity on the environment and ways in which we can improve in the future.

What is renewable energy? Why is using it good for the earth? Questions such as these are answered in this stimulating text supporting an essential elementary science curriculum topic. Young readers learn renewable energy is generated from renewable natural resources, including sunlight, wind, rain, tides, and geothermal heat. This accessible text also delves into how young people can make simple changes in their lives to help fight climate change by using forms of renewable energy. Full-color photographs alongside the text give readers a clear understanding of what renewable energy is and what it looks like in the world around us.