Kirjailija
Joanne Randolph
Kirjat ja teokset yhdessä paikassa: 76 kirjaa, julkaisuja vuosilta 2001–2020, suosituimpiin kuuluu What I Look Like When I Am Confused. Vertaile teosten hintoja ja tarkista saatavuus suomalaisista kirjakaupoista.
76 kirjaa
Kirjojen julkaisuvuodet: 2001–2020.
What do a clock, a car engine, and a bicycle have in common? Gears. This book shows readers how gears work, and can be found all around us in everyday objects.
This book simplifies the complex concept of light. It describes the nature of light, how it produces color, and its different sources.
Students will learn all they need to know about caring for the classroom turtle in this accessible, fact-filled book.
Wheels and Axels in My World / Ejes Y Ruedas En Mi Mundo
Joanne Randolph
PowerKids Press
2005
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This engaging volume introduces emergent readers to the wheel and axle. Photo illustrations and clear language explain how these simple machines work and where they are used. The book also reminds children how difficult life would be without this 5000-year old discovery and why wheels need to be round.
Inclined Planes in My World / Planos Inclinados En Mi Mundo
Joanne Randolph
PowerKids Press
2005
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Inclined planes make it easier to move heavy objects from one place to another. The most common sort of inclined plane is a ramp, but roller coasters use inclined planes as well. This easy-to-follow book teaches young readers how to use an inclined plane and how to spot one in the world around them.
Whether it comes from the Sun, a fire, or an electric light bulb, light is one of the most essential elements of our world. This book makes readers aware of the many sources of light in the world around them. It also introduces burgeoning young scientists to absorption, reflection and the spectrum of colors that makes up light.
Inclined planes make it easier to move heavy objects from one place to another. The most common sort of inclined plane is a ramp, but roller coasters use inclined planes as well. This easy-to-follow book teaches young readers how to use an inclined plane and how to spot one in the world around them.
This book describes a wedge and explains how a wedge is used as a doorstop, a plow, and a bow of a boat.
While liquids have size and solids have both size and shape, gases have neither This book introduces young readers to this very important, though often invisible, form of matter. It also explains how gases turn into liquids and vice versa through the natural processes of condensation and evaporation.
Budding artists follow step-by-step instructions for drawing a big truck by using geometric shapes.
Let's Draw with Shapes: Sets 1 - 2
Joanne Randolph; Jannel Khu; Kathy Campbell
PowerKids Press
2004
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