This visually stunning miscellany from the effortlessly stylish print-maker James Brown is a collection of incredible facts and figures. Do you know how many bones there are in the human body or...

The content-based approach ensures that a unit covers all the student needs to know for exam success and has the information needed for homework.

World of Science is ideal for teaching mixed-ability classes. Each students' book is differentiated into three main levels with a molecule symbol denoting the demand each task places on the student.

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Every chapter in the Students' Book has a corresponding one in the Teacher's Guides and each chapter follows the same format.A suggested scheme of work is given for each chapter.Key Points:. Every practical is...

World of science is ideal for teaching mixed-ability classes. Each students' book is differentiated into three main levels with a molecule symbol denoting the demand each task places on the student.

The...

Every chapter in the Students' Book has a corresponding one in the Teacher's Guides and each chapter follows the same format.A suggested scheme of work is given for each chapter.Key Points:. Every practical is...

Based on the best SATIS activities, this photocopiable teacher's resource covers topics in GCSE or equivalent level science courses while emphasizing the application of science, the nature of scientific ideas,...

Every chapter in the students' book has a corresponding one in the teacher's guides and each chapter follows the same format. A suggested scheme of work is given for each chapter.  Every practical is reproduced in...

What are the highest and deepest places on Earth? What causes earthquakes? How thick is the atmosphere? What is the largest planet in the solar system? This title addresses the questions that children are likely to...

A high-interest series filled with all kinds of fascinating facts designed to motivate pupils to read and learn about simple design and technology. Describes the fastest, biggest and most amazing machines and...

Taking apart gadgets such as a travel alarm clock, disposable camera, headphones, propelling pencil or a TV remote control is a great way of exploring beneath the surface of objects. It encourages students to question and find out how something works, and how it was made.

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This engineering activity, suitable for children in computing lessons, looks at the basics of flowchart construction. Simple examples, such as the decisions made by a dog chasing a stick, are used to make flowchart representation of algorithms accessible to younger children. A simple design activity requires...

The first book on the hunt for evolution's `missing links' over the last three decades - and what palaeontologists' findings mean for our place on earth. Darwin's theory was for more than a century dogged by a major...

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