Explores amazing structures from around the world, looking at their development, techniques and materials used. This work offers information, charts and facts, covering various aspects of the design and construction of structures. It features photographs, and includes experiments to help understanding.

Bridges 2nd Edition

Oxlade, Chris

Heinemann Library Hardbacks

The work is part of the Plants series which examines all aspects of plants and the way they grow, their uses and their different forms and colours.

Plants: How Plants Grow (Heinemann First Library)

angela-royston

How It Works: Pulleys & Gears (How It Works)

An exploration of pulleys and gears and how they work. It is part of a series which examines everyday and high-tech uses of technology in machines with which children will be familiar. It features a mixture of practical and mental activities to reinforce learning.

This series of books covers conditions and non-communicable health problems. It introduces very young children to conditions that they are likely to encounter all about them in everyday life. Each book examines one condition alone, exploring both the physical symptoms and the social implications.

Cuts & Grazes

A biography of Anne Frank. The "Lives and Times" series touches on the Key Stage 1 history requirements in books that not only tell the stories of the lives of famous people, but also provide evidence for each story. Children are encouraged to think about how we know about each individual and the events that made them famous. More generally, they are encouraged to think about how we form impressions of history through evidence or reporting of events.

Lives and Times: Anne Frank (Lives and Times)

JANE SHUTER

History

Flying Foxes aim to introduce children aged 5+ to topics covered in the KS1 curriculum through lively, imaginative stories. The titles tie in with topics that the children actually study. - Fascinating stories - a springboard for learning - Storylines allow teachers to move seamlessly between fiction and non fiction - Top authors and illustrators - Contemporary illustrations - Added value activities

Flying Foxes: Slow Magic (Flying Foxes)

Education & Teaching

pippa-goodhart

Schools & Teaching

Part of a series of books that provide informative and supportive reading on complex and sometimes painful issues and situations teenagers face. This text examines animal rights and includes: cases studies; facts and figures; tips and points of view; and addresses of support agencies.

Animal Rights (What's at Issue?)

Gray, Alexander

<p>Case studies; Revealing facts and figures; Tips, tactics and points of view; Useful contact names and support agency addresses; Full glossary and index; This new series provides informative and supportive reading on complex and sometimes painful issues and situations that teenagers encounter and need to be informed about. The approach, positive rather than problem-focused, is designed to equip the reader with the facts and familiarise them with a wide range of points of view and perspectives in difficult issues. The enables them to come to their own balanced conclusions.</p>

Multicultural Britain

Wignall, Paul

Teen & Young Adult

Take-off! Materials: Glass (Materials)

Chris, Oxlade

This is one of a series that focuses on animals found within the UK. Each book examines an individual animal, explaining what that animal looks like, where it lives, what type of home it lives in, what it eats, mating, young and growing up. The books introduce readers to the issues of endangerment and conservation. A map shows the distribution of the animal throughout the UK. This volume explores the fox, a rural animal that is often found in the suburbs of Britain's biggest cities.

Wild Britain: Animals - Fox (Wild Britain)

Louise, Spilsbury

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