Iceberg by Claire Saxby and illustrated by Jess Racklyeft
Ocean, sky, snow and ice Minute greens and giant blues Dance a delicate dance. Iceberg – a picture book that […]
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Scientists who changed the world – Stephen Hawking. Written by Anita Croy. Published by EK Books
National Science Week is a great week to have fun with science and raise awareness of scientists who have and
Dinosaur Question and Answers! by Natural History Museuam London. Published by CSIRO.
What was dinosaur skin like? Can we tell if they were male or female? Why did they have short arms?
Bots and Bods. How robots and humans work, from the inside out by John Andrews. Published by CSIRO.
How is a robot the same as a human? Can robots really help us? How has the human body inspired
More hands on science. Editors: David Shaw, Jasmine Fellows and Kath Kovac. Published by CSIRO
We put extra effort to test our activities with materials that reduce our impact on the environment. The second book
Edie’e experiments: How to be the best by Charlotte Barkla and illustrated by Sandy Flett
When the opening chapter introduces you to a young girl who loves conserving water, conducting science experiments and teaching her
I heart pluto. Words by Chris Ferrie and Helen Maynard-Casely, illustrated by Lizzy Doyle.
But with so many things spinning around the Sun, can they all be called planets, each and every one? I
Ocean animals: The weirdest, smartest and sneakiest sea creatures by Blake Chapman and illustrated by Astred Hicks.
Are sea lampreys really the stuff of nightmares, or just nightmarishly cool? You decide! In this great new nonfiction book
Scientists who changed the world: Rachel Carson
The science of chemistry has armed itself with the most terrible weapons, and that in turning those weapons against insects
Explore your world: Weird, Wild, Amazing by Tim Flannery
Did you know that whales once walked? Some crabs actually live up in trees? How about Platypuses who cannot see,
Can you hear the trees talking? Discovering the hidden life of the forest by Peter Wohlleben
Greystone Kids & New South Books https://www.newsouthbooks.com.au/books/can-you-hear-trees-talking/ In this book, you’ll meet big trees and tiny ones, brave trees and
Nema and the Xenos. A story of soil Cycles by Ailsa Wild, Aviva Reed, Briony Barr and Gregory Crocetti in collaboration with S.Patrick Stock.
Hardback | August 2019 | $ 24.99 ISBN: 9781486312160 | 48 pages | 230 x 230 mm Publisher: CSIRO Publishing