"A graphic nonfiction volume that introduces the properties of matter. Features include several photographic pages, a glossary, additional resource list, and an index"--Provided by publisher.

"A book for young readers about the concept of light and its spectrum, and how it's a part of our everyday lives."--

"Why do some things sink and others float? Simple text introduces readers to key science curriculum, and commentary from the Sesame Street friends make the learning fun"--

Atoms may be microscopic but they make up everything you see and even everything you don t see like air. With this book, readers will journey into that microscopic realm of physical science to better understand the atom, its various components, and how they interact to form all the matter around us.

Briefly introduces different states of being, such as hot or wet, in a text that incorporates phonics instruction.

"If you've ever played with building blocks, you know a bit about how atoms work already. They're the building blocks of nature. In fact, everything in nature is made up of the super-small particles called atoms! This accessible book is an inviting look at the basic units of all matter. Young scientists will discover how atoms combine to form elements and how they're used to produce energy. Fascinating fact boxes and helpful diagrams take the mystery...

Introduces the states of matter by following the adventures of Joe-Joe, a student who tries to turn his homework into chocolate bars but instead transforms it into syrup.

"Uses popular cartoon character Wile E. Coyote to demonstrate science concepts involved with states of matter"--Provided by publisher."--

Learn more about what makes up matter, the forms it can take, and nature's rules about it. This book includes easy and fun experiments on solids, liquids, and gases that will help you think like a chemist as you construct a tower of liquids, grow your own crystals, and even measure the speed of smell.