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Kirjat ja teokset yhdessä paikassa: 242 kirjaa, julkaisuja vuosilta 2000–2027, suosituimpiin kuuluu The Complete Crystal Sourcebook. Vertaile teosten hintoja ja tarkista saatavuus suomalaisista kirjakaupoista.
Pollution causes a lot of problems in our oceans. Pollution from industry, farming, litter, and from human carelessness is harming everything that depends on the ocean for survival. In this book, readers will learn about the different types of pollution that are affecting the world's oceans. Readers will find out how pollution hurts plants and animals, and how it may also affect humans. Through photographs of animals and concerned volunteers and scientists, readers will learn about the work people are doing to help clean up the ocean.
Humans do a lot of work in the ocean The ocean is used to move large amounts of cargo from one place to another. Ships are also used to collect fish that feed thousands of people around the world. The ocean is also a popular tourist destination, helping small coastal towns make enough money to survive. Through this exploration of work people do on the ocean, readers will discover how people throughout history use what the ocean supplies to survive.
There are hundreds of different animals living in the ocean. Each of these animals has a different way to survive. Some, such as jellyfish, use a painful sting to make other animals stay away. Some animals use special coloration to hide even when there's nowhere to blend in. From the smallest animals to the largest mammals in the world, all the oceans' animals are adapted to life in their habitat. Through this exploration of ocean life, readers will discover how animals coexist in their ecosystem and survive.
Humans do a lot of work in the ocean The ocean is used to move large amounts of cargo from one place to another. Ships are also used to collect fish that feed thousands of people around the world. The ocean is also a popular tourist destination, helping small coastal towns make enough money to survive. Through this exploration of work people do on the ocean, readers will discover how people throughout history use what the ocean supplies to survive.
Explore the worlds of science and nature in this beautifully illustrated reference guide for curious young readers, featuring lavish artwork by Marc Pattenden. Delve into fascinating subjects such as animals and plants, space and telescopes, electricity and magnetism, the human body and its cells. You will discover living things from microscopic bacteria to the world's largest animal, the blue whale, which grows to 29.9 m (98 ft) long. You can find out about atoms, which are the building blocks of everything from hissing snakes to super-hot stars more than 2 billion km (1.2 billion miles) wide. You will find out how seeds grow and black holes destroy, why balls bounce and ice melts. Based on the latest understanding of the natural sciences, from physics to chemistry, biology to geology, medicine to ecology, this is a definitive guide to nature, the planet, space, and everything we know to exist. A mind-expanding read for children aged 8+.
Dive into an amazing underwater world with this comprehensive, full-color hardback. With profiles on many different types of sharks, plus jellyfish, tropical fish, whales and other amazing sea creatures, this guide is perfect for children working on a school project, or simply the ocean obsessed This extraordinary visual encyclopedia presents in-depth information in a way that is engaging and accessible to young readers. Detailed fact-boxes summarize the key characteristics of each creature, from tiger sharks to sea cucumbers. This title includes stunning photographs and easy-to-follow information about the anatomy and behavior of sea creatures, and is sure to intrigue and amuse children aged 8+. ABOUT THE SERIES: The Arcturus New Encyclopedia series uses stunning photography, fabulous facts and useful diagrams to introduce a variety of subjects - from the animal kingdom to world geography. Great to dip into, these reference guides are a staple for any child's bookshelf.
Picture-book beautiful, Amsterdam is one of the great cities of Europe and a feature on every traveller’s bucket list – for its unique concentric canal system dating from the 17th century, its vibrant nightlife, fascinating museums, and cosmopolitan, feelgood atmosphere. There are few major cities in the world that are so comfortable for exploring on foot or by bicycle, with every corner turned revealing new wonders. In the pages of Amsterdam, see Dam Square, the heart of the city and home of the Royal Palace (Koninklijk Palace); discover the Vondelpark, the city’s main green space and dotted with ponds and paths; stroll the streets of the Jordaan, the city’s liveliest neighbourhood and home to garden courtyards, lively markets and upscale eateries; learn about the Anne Frank Museum, dedicated to the Holocaust victims of the city; and explore the Albert Cuyp covered market, where you can buy cheese, caramel waffles (‘stroopwafels’) and herrings from the North Sea. Presented in a handy, pocket-sized landscape format and with captions explaining the story behind each photo, Amsterdam is a stunning collection of images bringing to life the vitality of this iconic European city.
There are thousands of different kinds of plants found all around the world. Each plant may seem simple, but young learners often have a lot of questions about how these quiet organisms work Through this book's exploration of plants, readers discover facts about the many different kinds of plants and learn how they survive through accessible main content and clear diagrams. From plants that climb up other plants to reach the sky, to what's believed to be the oldest living thing on planet Earth, there's a lot of amazing things to learn about plants
There are thousands of different kinds of plants found all around the world. Each plant may seem simple, but young learners often have a lot of questions about how these quiet organisms work Through this book's exploration of plants, readers discover facts about the many different kinds of plants and learn how they survive through accessible main content and clear diagrams. From plants that climb up other plants to reach the sky, to what's believed to be the oldest living thing on planet Earth, there's a lot of amazing things to learn about plants
The energy that powers our computers, cars, and homes plays an important role in our daily lives and keeps the world working. But what is energy? How do the different kinds of energy work and how are they different? How do scientists believe energy was created? Understanding what energy can be an important STEM building block for young learners. Through this book's approachable language, young readers learn the answers to many of their questions through a Q & A format as well as detailed diagrams that reinforce the main content.
The energy that powers our computers, cars, and homes plays an important role in our daily lives and keeps the world working. But what is energy? How do the different kinds of energy work and how are they different? How do scientists believe energy was created? Understanding what energy can be an important STEM building block for young learners. Through this book's approachable language, young readers learn the answers to many of their questions through a Q & A format as well as detailed diagrams that reinforce the main content.
There's a lot of amazing things to learn about space From the planets in our solar system to the people that have explored beyond our planet, facts about the great beyond often entertain and entrance young readers. Through this book's approachable question and answer formatting, young readers have a chance to discover the answers to some of their toughest questions. Are asteroids dangerous? What's the biggest moon in our solar system? Why do stars explode? Diagrams and full-color illustrations reinforce main concepts and aid visual learners.
