Did you know that nature is the world's largest science and engineering lab? Learn how designers and engineers use biomimicry to create or improve products. This title supports NGSS for Engineering De
An entomologist studies all insects, including bugs. They study insect anatomy, habitats, their activity, life cycle, and behaviors. Some travel the world seeking to learn more about the evolution and
This book discusses the science behind sinkholes. The chapters examine historical sinkholes, describe environmental factors that cause sinkholes, and explain how scientists respond to these disasters.
Nature - inspired building designs, materials, and systems can provide better ways for people to thrive in their environments. Learn how designers and engineers use biomimicry to come up with safer, m
This book discusses the science behind pandemics and their effects. The chapters examine the deadliest pandemics in history, explain how these diseases spread so quickly, and show how scientists are w
Scientists and engineers study and learn from nature to help solve problems and improve the world. Learn how biomimics has contributed to robotics. This title supports NGSS for Engineering Design.
Provides information on the top ten things to see or do in Missouri, including the Gateway Arch, Wilson Creek National Battlefield, and the Mark Twain Boyhood Home and Museum.
Autumn is pumpkin harvest time. Come along on a trip to a pumpkin farm. Learn where pumpkins come from and how to store them. But watch out for the scary jack-o'-lanterns!
Describes how wind and water erode the Earth's surface, forming different landscapes, and explains how people have adapted farming practices to prevent erosion.
When a bug-crazy girl needs to ace a big math test, she finds a clever way to solve her problems, 100%. Bug is the nickname-that-stuck for a quirky little girl who‘s mad about insects and
Describes how wind and water erode the Earth's surface, forming different landscapes, and explains how people have adapted farming practices to prevent erosion.
Describes how a compost heap works, what it needs to work well, and what plants, insects, and bacteria help to break down the organic refuse found in one.
