What's Science all about?

Usborne What's ... All About?

by Lisa Jane Gillespie, Kate Davies, Alex Frith

This book contains the following Usborne titles: What's biology all about?, What's chemistry all about? and What's physics all about?

An accessible and informative guide to physics, chemistry and biology, how they work and how they apply to everyday life. Covers all the key science topics including electricity, the periodic table and the human body. Includes simple experiments and internet-links to recommended websites to find out more. Illustrated with humorous drawings, cartoons and diagrams.

Genres: Science, Nonfiction

288 pages, Paperback

First published April 30, 2010

Reviews

[Jersc]

Fun, short, informative lessons on science. It even teaches formulas in very easy to understand ways. I wish I had this book as a kid. Recommended for ages 12+.

[Michelle Sivilla]

Great for kids! A little advanced for my first graders but was still able to use it with them.

[Renee Haug]

I read this with my daughter as part of her 6th grade curriculum. A good overview of different aspects of science. We will keep it as a reference book.

[Ebtesam]

All about science. I have knew every thing in the book since I studied at school. But I purchased the book because I wanted to learn new vocabulary about science in English. What did I discover? I new most of the science vocabulary because the science’s words are translated in our schools’ book as the same pronunciation😌. For that I refreshed my memory just from this book.

In general, It is amazing book, there are a lot of graphics which explain theories and experiments. Also, It written in a simple way for age between 8-12.

[Bronwyn]

What a great book! Love the illustrations, like how MUCH content is covered (although because of this, it does chop and change a lot). It's like high-school science, but fun

[Kátia Cristina]

A nice and relaxing way or learning or revising science. Very interesting and recommended to all ages.

[Rebecca]

A nice science spine for upper elementary.

[Eren]

Hoş

[Laura]

My son loved this book when he was in K-2 (he read way above grade level). A great book for kids who prefer to read about “stuff” instead of stories.