Time for Kids Science Almanac

Time For Kids Almanac

by TIME for Kids

This unique reference explores the subjects kids are most interested in, and the issues that are most relevant today --from cloning to global warming to space travel --and more! Packed with photos and illustrations, there's something eye-catching and mind-boggling on every page.

For budding scientists, aspiring inventors, and kids who are just curious about the world around them, this book will stimulate the mind, provide answers to questions big and small, and open up new ways of thinking about science and technology.

Genres: Science

224 pages, Paperback

First published July 10, 2012

Reviews

[Jessica Ranard]

I have learned so much about: erosion, the earths crust, photosynthesis, the scientific method, how the small intestine is actually larger than the large intestine, what an asteroid is, etc. This year I've really gotten into children's nonfiction, and this is a great almanac if you want to learn about basic scientific concepts that you don't remember or didn't learn.

[Zia]

I loved it ❤ It was interesting yet fun

[Tyler]

DescriptionThis unique reference explores the subjects kids are most interested in, and the issues that are most relevant today --from cloning to global warming to space travel --and more!

[Melody]

Has really nice pictures