Aussie STEM Stars by Wild Dingo Press. Fiona Wood:Inventor of spray on skin. Story told by Cristy Burne.
‘Remember’, said Mum, ‘Grasp this nettle and don’t let go’ Wild Dingo Press have created three great books as part […]
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Aussie STEM Stars by Wild Dingo Press. Munjed Al Muderis: From refugee to surgical inventor. Story told by Diane Wolfer.
That’s one of the things Munjed loves most about his father – the way he encourages Munjed to discover things
Hold on! Saving the Spotted Handfish by Gina M Newton and Rachel Tribout. Published by CSIRO
A few decades ago, the number of Spotted Handfish became so small that my species was close to disappearing FOREVER
Tree beings by Raymond Huber and Sandra Severgnini with a foreword by Dr. Jane Goodall. Published by EK Books.
I urge you to join the growing number of people who are fighting to protect and restore forests, who are
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
Little scientist: Robotics. Puffin Little Books
Just because we’re little doesn’t mean we can’t learn big facts Puffin Little Robotics explores what robots are, who makes
Obsessive about Octopuses by Owen Davey and published by Flying Eye Books.
Octopuses have inspired many myths, scary stories and dinners but this book shows and tells us that they are much
The human body survival guide by George Ivanoff
The Human body is a truly amazing work of art but when you think about it for too long, it
The Forest in the tree: How fungi shape the earth by Ailsa Wild, Aviva Reed, Briony Barr and Gregory Crocetti
And in the darkness underground, we continue to shape the earth Fungi is often a walked over organism that many
I ate sunshine for breakfast. A celebration of plants around the world by Michael Holland FLS & Philip Giordano
Every single day, and in every single way, we use plants. From the food we eat and the cars we
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
Abigail and the restless raindrop by Matthew Cunningham and illustrated by Sarah Wilkins
One rainy morning Abigail thought of a big question. It was so big that she couldn’t think of anything else.