Topic : "STEM"
Science, technology, engineering & mathematics
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21158 : 100 scientists who made history by Mills, Andrea & Caldwell, Stella From brainy biologists and clever chemists to magnificent mathematicians and pioneering physicists, discover 100 remarkable scientists who shaped our world. Topics /
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5891 : 100 things to know about science by Frith, Alex & Lacey, Minna & Martin, Jerome & Melmoth, Jonathan Find out about familiar and less familiar topics, from the Earth's magnetic poles to spider venom and black holes. Lots of facts and colourful infographics cover one hundred science topics. Topics /
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18875 : A-Z of scientific discoveries, The (A-C) by Stoyles, Pennie & Mulvany, Christine Find out lots of interesting facts and figures about the important discoveries in science. These discoveries can be made by a single person or a team and, sometimes, it can take hundreds of years to make a discovery. Topics /
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10909 : A-Z of scientific discoveries, The (D-G) by Stoyles, Pennie & Mulvany, Christine Find out lots of interesting facts and figures about the important discoveries in science. These discoveries can be made by a single person or a team and, sometimes, it can take hundreds of years to make a discovery. Topics /
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23214 : A-Z of scientific discoveries, The (H-L) by Stoyles, Pennie & Mulvany, Christine Find out lots of interesting facts and figures about the important discoveries in science. These discoveries can be made by a single person or a team and, sometimes, it can take hundreds of years to make a discovery. Topics /
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42506 : A-Z of scientific discoveries, The (M-O) by Stoyles, Pennie & Mulvany, Christine Find out lots of interesting facts and figures about the important discoveries in science. These discoveries can be made by a single person or a team and, sometimes, it can take hundreds of years to make a discovery. Topics /
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90327 : A-Z of scientific discoveries, The (P-S) by Stoyles, Pennie & Mulvany, Christine Find out lots of interesting facts and figures about the important discoveries in science. These discoveries can be made by a single person or a team and, sometimes, it can take hundreds of years to make a discovery. Topics /
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5623 : A-Z of scientific discoveries, The (T-Z) by Stoyles, Pennie & Mulvany, Christine Find out lots of interesting facts and figures about the important discoveries in science. These discoveries can be made by a single person or a team and, sometimes, it can take hundreds of years to make a discovery. Topics /
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2803 : Ada Twist scientist by Beaty, Andrea & Roberts, David (ill) Ada has a boundless imagination and is very, very curious. When her house fills with an horrific, toe-curling smell, Ada sets out to find the source. Not afraid of failure, she embarks on a fact-finding mission and conducts scientific experiments, all in the name of discovery. But, this time, Ada's experiments lead to even more stink and trouble. Topics /
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11356 : Adam Spencer's world of numbers by Spencer, Adam If you love numbers and like to laugh, then you'll enjoy finding out the crucial role that numbers play in our understanding of sport, space, computers, cooking, and a whole lot in between. This book decodes barcodes, explains why we say 'as sixes and sevens' when we're discombobulated, shows how many people you need in a room before there'll be a birthday in common, and why the number seventy is weird and what can be done about it. A whole lot more weird and wonderful stuff. 7-9 booklist |
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56121 : Albert Einstein: the miracle mind by Yeatts, Tabatha Albert Einstein's name is synonymous with genius. He revolutionised the way we understand the universe and paved the way for diverse technology such as lasers, cell phones, electron microscopes and DVD players. Follow Einstein's journey from his childhood through to his groundbreaking writings that won him the Nobel Prize. Topics /
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15131 : Amazing Australian mammals by Silkstone, Barry One of the Amazing Australian series. An information book with interesting, simply presented facts and detailed photos of various Australian mammals. Maps, fact files and a glossary of words enhance the text. 3-4 booklist |
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11265 : Animal architects by Nicholson, John An illustrated, factual book about shells, nests, mounds, bowers, galleries, dens and lodges. These are homes that animals around the world build to shelter themselves and their young. 5-6 booklist |
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587876 : Animal life cycles by Midthun, Joseph & Hiti, Samuel (ill) Discover why some duck eggs are brown, or why amphibians, fish and reptiles have so many babies. From the macabre caterpillar wasp to the caring kangaroo, the complexities of animal kingdom life cycles are explored in a colourful, humorous graphic novel. 5-6 booklist |
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7000 : Animalium by Broom, Jenny & Scott, Katie (ill) Welcome to the virtual museum. Wander the six galleries, which present the animal kingdom - Invertebrates, Fish, Amphibians, Reptiles, Birds and Mammals. Each chapter features a different branch of the tree of life, from the simple sponge to the enormous elephant. Topics /
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80016 : Astronomy by Lippincott, Kristen From the man whose children helped him to invent the telescope to the incredible connection between Earth's seas and the Moon, you can find out all about planets and stars, and discover the history of the world's oldest science. Topics /
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45305 : Australian backyard explorer by Macinnis, Peter Australian history joins with science to bring the world of the explorer to life. Each chapter contains an historical section plus a related project and some quirky but interesting facts. Trying to stay alive and keeping an eye on the weather are just as applicable today as they were two hundred years ago. Tales of tragedy, conflict and death, loyalty, amazing perseverance and wonderment. Topics /
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1662 : Big book of numbers by Spencer, Adam If you love numbers, want to love numbers or just love to laugh and learn about the wonderful life we live, then this numbers book is for you. Discover primes, Pi, perfect numbers and how many ribs an elephant has. 7-9 booklist |
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4209 : Book of f1rsts by Buckley, James (ed) Eleven selections of bizarre trivia, fascinating facts, feats and world records. Categories such as Air and Space, Entertainment, Technology and Transportation are included in this eclectic collection. 5-6 booklist |
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895 : Botanicum by Wills, Kathie & Scott, Katie (ill) This museum is open all hours. It houses an extraordinary collection of plants, from tiny algae to fascinating carnivores. Gloriously coloured fungi and lichens are here, too. Find out why some plants are green and others are not, how some plants live in water while others are suspended in mid-air, and how some plants feed on flesh. Plants give us some of our biggest, smallest, oldest and smelliest forms of life on Earth. Experience a virtual museum through this fascinating and beautiful book. Topics /
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6131 : Building a Minecraft city by Guthals, Sarah If you are a a Minecraft fanatic, then take your creative play to new heights. Step-by-step instructions and simple explanations for completing projects will show you how to design and build truly impressive Minecraft structures. Topics /
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4638 : Building your own robots by McComb, Gordon Build fun robotics projects with common household items and old toys. The projects introduce you to core robotics concepts while keeping tasks simple and easy to follow. Design and build a self-propelled vehicle, hack an old remote control car to create a motorised robot, and use simple commands to build and program a virtual robot. Topics /
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587879 : Cells to organ systems by Midthun, Joseph & Hiti, Samuel (ill) If you have ever wondered what a cell is, or how they make life, this book will explain it all. Go on a journey of discovery with humorous, colourful cartoon characters, to learn what cytoplasm, vacuoles, and chromosomes are, and how they form part of you. 5-6 booklist |
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3107 : Coding projects with Scratch made easy by Setford, Steve & Woodcock, Jon Get ready to learn a whole new language: computer coding. Teach yourself how to create your own computer projects using this Scratch programming workbook. Perfect for beginners, with easy-to-understand, engaging instructions and no complicated jargon. Topics /
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4334 : Communications technology by Hilvert, John & Bruce, Linda Since ancient times, people have been fascinated by how things work. This series features the design and technology of machines that are part of our daily lives, and explains where and how they are used and the materials from which they are made. 3-4 booklist |
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43461 : Cool coding by Hansen, Robert This book is the perfect addition to any home or school. Coding is a subject we all have questions about, and this handy little book is beautifully laid out to dip into - either to find the answer to a question or to browse. Written in neat little chunks with fun facts, colourful illustrations and careful definitions. There are even links and exercises to continue with once you've finished reading the book. Topics /
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116044 : Creating digital animations by Breen, Derek If you want to create digital animations, this book will introduce you to important game design concepts through three simple projects. Step-by-step instructions walk you through the four major phases of animation design, showing you how to turn your idea into a real animation, with sound effects and more. Topics /
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20989 : Crime and detection by Lane, Brian & Buller, Laura Throughout history, there have been criminals notorious for their crimes and judges famous for upholding the law. Detecting crimes has become more efficient since the development of forensic science. See how traces of blood, dirt or skin, and strands of hair or fibres have led to the identification of a criminal. Topics /
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23863 : Designing digital games by Breen, Derek Discover your design skills by developing a video game and learning basic programming concepts to complete cool projects. To get started, all you need is a computer connected to the Internet. Topics /
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3638 : DK findout: Animals by Mills, Andrea All you have you ever wanted to know about the animal kingdom, from what makes up a bird and how animals use camouflage to hide. This book is packed with surprising facts and amazing pictures of animals, from mammals to reptiles. Topics /
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3577 : DK findout: Dinosaurs by Mills, Andrea All you have you ever wanted to know about the dinosaurs, from how big was a Argentinosaurus and where would you have to have gone to find a T.rex. This book is packed with surprising facts and amazing pictures of the prehistoric world. Topics /
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3641 : DK findout: Science by Grossman, Emily All you have you ever wanted to know about science, everything from light and electricity, to animals and parts of the body. Discover how to make a rainbow and all about the states of matter. Topics /
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35542 : Dk findout: Sharks by DK The book for any kid who can't get enough shark facts! Packed with facts, quizzes and incredible images of all your favourite sharks including bullhead, carpet and angel sharks. Discover sharks from prehistoric times and try to match shark eggs to their parents. Topics /
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3574 : DK findout: Solar System by Cruddas, Sara All you have you ever wanted to know about the Solar System, from what are Saturn's rings made of or how long does it take to get to Pluto. This book is packed with surprising facts and amazing pictures that are out of this world. Topics /
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35538 : DK findout: Volcanoes by DK Everything you would want to know about the explosive world of volcanoes. Discover what the biggest volcano in the solar system is, how hot lava is and which type of lava is the stickiest. Topics /
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4449 : Do not lick this book by Ben-Barak, Idan & Frost, Julian Min is microbe. She is small. Very small. In fact so small that you'd need to look through a microscope to see her. Or you can simply open this book and take Min on an adventure to amazing places she's never seen before- like the icy glaciers of your tooth or the twisted, tangled jungle that is your shirt. The perfect book for anyone who wants to take a closer look at the world. 3-4 booklist |
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21153 : Do you know about science? by Dodd, Emily Over 200 intriguing science questions - answered. This is the ideal science encyclopedia to help budding Einsteins ages 6 and up with their school and homework projects - as well as for parents who need to answer those tricky science questions. Topics /
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23199 : Dr Huxley's bequest: History of medicine in thirteen objects, A by Cooper, Michelle A mysterious bequest sends Rosy and Jaz on a race against time to identify thirteen strange and wonderful objects - which turn out to tell the story of medicine, from the superstitions of ancient Egypt to the modern-day ethical dilemmas of genetic testing. Can unicorns cure leprosy? What secrets of the brain did Michelangelo conceal in his Sistine Chapel paintings? Did a zombie discover the cure for scurvy? Does homeopathy actually work? Why did an Australian scientist decide to drink dangerous bacteria? Is grapefruit evil? Did the bumps on Ned Kelly's head predict his fate? And how exactly did parachuting cats save a village from the plague? 7-9 booklist |
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20711 : Dr Karl's big book of amazing animals by Kruszelnicki, Dr Karl From creepy crawlies and the world under the water to the biggest, longest, loudest, sleepiest and stinkiest animals of all. Here are lots of facts to astonish, puzzle and perplex, codes to crack, things to draw and colour, odd ones out, and differences to spot, 5-6 booklist |
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13752 : Dr Karl's short back & science by Kruszelnicki, Dr Karl Settle in for some cutting-edge scientific snippets and comb through some of the greatest scientific conundrums of our age. Find out what's killing half the bacteria on Earth every two days, why mole rats don't get cancer, why scientists are running around naked in the Antarctic, how a toilet seat helped to end the First World War, and lots, lots more. 7-9 booklist |
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10355 : Drones by Usborne A fascinating introduction to drones. Find out what they are, how they fly and how a fire-rescue drone could save lives. Includes detailed photographs, internet links and a glossary of terms. Topics /
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1532 : Droughts by Park, Louise This series presents the science behind some of the world's worst natural disasters. Find out what causes these catastrophic events, where they happen, how warning systems work and what disaster relief is provided. Includes photographs, maps, disaster files and a glossary of terms. 5-6 booklist |
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16116 : Earthquakes by Park, Louise This series presents the science behind some of the world's worst natural disasters. Find out what causes these catastrophic events, where they happen, how warning systems work and what disaster relief is provided. Includes photographs, maps, disaster files and a glossary of terms. Topics /
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20966 : Entertainment technology by Bruce, Linda & Sam & Jack Since ancient times, people have been fascinated by how things work. This series features the design and technology of machines that are part of our daily lives, and explains where and how they are used and the materials from which they are made 3-4 booklist |
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46914 : Experimenting with Science by Mullins, Olivia J Find out about the world around you by testing how things work and the laws of science. Carry out the invisible force of air-test to see how air moves and how it affects nature. Mix up some potions using household chemicals to create unexpected results. Challenge your perceptions with experiments that test your senses. Topics /
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617180 : From Dinosaurs to Diprotodons: Australia's amazing fossils by Clode, Danielle Come on an Aussie fossil adventure and learn about bunyips, giant wombats and ten meter sharks. Explore plant and animal life in the prehistoric land down under. 3-4 booklist |
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31016 : Gecko by Huber, Raymond & Lovelock, Brian (ill) Welcome to the world of Gecko. He warms up on the sunbaked rocks in the evening before hunting for food. A cockroach makes a yummy snake. Watch out! A hawk is hunting! An exciting introduction to one of the most varied species of lizard on the planet. 3-4 booklist |
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981 : Genius: a photobiography of Albert Einstein by Ferguson Delano, Marfe Trace the journey of genius Albert Einstein, from his birth, through his schooling, his research and going to America. Find out about his major scientific discoveries including his theory of relativity, which won him the Nobel Prize. Topics /
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5457 : Genius: the most astonishing inventions of all time by Kespert, Deborah Find out about the machines, technology and ideas that have changed our lives, shaken the world, and shaped our future. The book is arranged chronologically, detailing the 'big inventions', who made it, where, when, how and why. Topics /
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36874 : George's cosmic treasure hunt by Hawking, Lucy & Stephen Annie, aided by the research of her father, Eric (factual essays by Professor Stephen Hawking) and a computer genius, Emmett, travels to the edge of the galaxy. She is collecting a series of treasure hunt clues to unravel a mystery, which has been instigated by supposed alien interference of a robot probe on Mars. 7-9 booklist |
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32671 : Get coding by Whitney, David & Beedie, Duncan (ill) In this fun guide to coding for beginners, learn how to develop real coding skills by following step by step instructions and completing six exciting missions. Code your own website, app and game, and learn html, CSS and JavaScript. Topics /
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29988 : Getting started with coding by McCue, Camille When you're ready to add coding to your creativity toolbox, this book introduces you to simple coding concepts that allow you to create a computer game, simulation and design tool. Topics /
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25587 : Getting started with Electronics by Shamieh, Cathleen If you're curious about what goes on inside computers, phones, televisions and other electronic devices, you will enjoy creating electronics projects using basic materials that can easily be found. Use clips, switches, resistors and capacitors to create circuits that control light and sound. Build a nifty LED flashlight to tune in to a local radio station, using a homemade tuner. Topics /
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46915 : Getting started with Engineering by McCue, Camille If you love tinkering then you'll have fun with these easy-to-complete projects, designed to broaden your understanding of basic engineering principles, challenge your problem-solving skills and sharpen your creativity. Topics /
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36622 : Getting started with Raspberry Pi by Wentk, Richard If you want to learn how computers work, this book introduces you to the world of computing with the Raspberry Pi, the small, inexpensive and super-cool microcomputer that teaches real tech skills. Use the Pi to create things while learning all about computers, from the inside out. Create music, using Sonic Pi to record your own songs. Combine Python and Minecraft to programme your own video game world. Topics /
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3823 : Gigantic book of genes, The by Hendry, Lorna Look at the people in your family, do they all look similar? How closely are you related to your cousins, a chimpanzee and a banana? Whose fault is it that you cannot roll your tongue? Find out in the Gigantic book of genes. Topics /
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37135 : Great buildings by Clements, Gilllian Throughout history, people have overcome every challenge to create fantastic buildings that have shaped the world. From the ancient pyramids to the tallest skyscraper, each building has its own history, unique features, brilliant architects and builders. Timelines show other buildings being constructed at the time and how they reflected the societies in which they were designed and built. Topics /
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4230 : Heads and tails by Canty, John You can only see my tail. What animal am I? K-2 booklist |
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31123 : Heads and tails insects by Canty, John You can only see my tail, what insect am I? K-2 booklist |
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568100 : HerStory by Halligan, Katherine & Walsh, Sarah (ill) This is not just history, it's Her Story! It is the story of brave leaders, talented artists, gentle healers, committed teachers and gifted problem-solvers. It is the story of women and girls who bravely faced challenges, overcame difficulty or danger, and even gave up their lives to follow their dreams and make the world a batter place. 5-6 booklist |
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44629 : Household technology by Bruce, Linda & Ian Since ancient times, people have been fascinated by how things work. This series features the design and technology of machines that are part of our daily lives, and explains where and how they are used and the materials from which they are made. 3-4 booklist |
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21155 : How animals build by Butterfield, Moira & Hutchinson, Tom Do bees need cement mixers to build hives? Do beavers use cranes to construct dams? No, of course not! Like many animals, they're building geniuses who don't need building site tools to create incredible work. Welcome to nature's very own, super-clever world of construction. Topics /
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5046 : How cities work by Gulliver Hancock, James From the cities to the skyscrapers- reveal the secret workings of the city. Lift the flaps to see what is inside buildings and unfold pages to find out what's going on above your head and under your feet. It's the city like you have never seen before. Topics /
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570814 : How did I get here? by Bunting, Philip The (unauthorised) biography of you, and the story of all of us. Charting from the Big Bang to birth, Philip Bunting takes us on a journey back to the start of time (in about the time it takes to eat your breakfast!) A hilarious, and beautifully illustrated book, designed to raise more questions than it answers. 3-4 booklist |
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15575 : How nearly everything was invented by the Brainwaves by MacLeod, Jilly & Swerling, Lisa (ill) & Lazar, Ralph (ill) Through labelled diagrams, the Brainwaves present the inventing of the lens, steam engine, light bulb, generator, internal combustion engine, transistor, gunpowder, and many other everyday inventions and scientific discoveries. Topics /
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3535 : How to build a car by Lacey, Saskia & Sodomka, Martin (ill) Eli's famous for dreaming big. Sometimes too big. But this time, the mouse has a plan-to build a real race car. If he can get his friends Phoebe and Hank to help, it might just work. And together, they can really go places. Through hard work and perseverance, the three friends learn all about car mechanics and teamwork as they work together to build a miniature racer. Topics /
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42156 : Hurricanes by Park, Louise This series presents the science behind some of the world's worst natural disasters. Find out what causes these catastrophic events, where they happen, how warning systems work and what distaer relief is provided. Includes photographs, maps, disaster files and a glossary of terms. Topics /
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6917 : iF... a mind-bending new way of looking at big ideas and numbers by Smith, David & Adams, Steve (ill) Some things are so huge or so old that it's hard to wrap your mind around them. But, if we took these big, hard-to-imagine objects and events and compared them to things we can see, feel and touch then, instantly, we would see our world in a whole new way. Topics /
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18381 : Incredible science by University of Auckland (pub) A friendly science book depicting simple experiments for all sorts of scientific facts and figures. Topics /
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28592 : Invention by Bender, Lionel Find out about some of the amazing inventions in the British Science Museum. In fact, find out what an invention is. Read how modern day inventions came about, showing the development of some items we use today from their earliest beginnings through all the changes that have improved them. Topics /
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3795 : Iron Age, The by Bone, Emily Find out all about the Iron Age. Discover how people made iron, and how it was used to make tools and weapons. Topics /
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41501 : It all starts with a seed: how food grows by Bone, Emily & Elford, Sally (ill) Did you know that some food needs the wind to grow? And some food grows in the dark? What food grows in water? And which nut isn't a nut at all, but a type of bean that grows underground? Find out the answers to these quirky questions and lots more about how all kinds of food grows in this awesome book! Topics /
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21404 : Jet fighters by Von Finn, Denny The high manoeuvrability and speed of jet fighters cause pilots to experience g-forces nine times that of gravity. Find out about the history, technology and future of the fastest jet fighters in the world. Topics /
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4963 : Leonardo and the flying boy by Anholt, Laurence Zoro is a little boy in seventeenth century Italy, long before airplanes flew in the sky. But, Zoro is also an apprentice to the artist and inventor, Leonardo da Vinci, who is experimenting with a revolutionary flying machine. Topics /
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43433 : Let's investigate with Nate: The solar system by Ball, Nate & Hargis, Wes Ever look up at the sky and wonder how many planets there are? Or want to know how many Earths could fit within the Sun? Take a ride 3.6 billion miles away to answer these questions and more while exploring the solar system with Nate and his team of adventurous scientists! Walk on the moon, fly with satellite, gaze at the comets, and discover why Pluto isn't a planet anymore! Topics /
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43450 : Let's investigate with Nate: The water cycle by Ball, Nate & Hargis, Wes Ever wonder where water comes from and where it goes? Or why sometimes it rains and sometimes it snows? Then join Nate Ball and his crack team of curious scientists as they shrink down smaller than a raindrop to see firsthand what the water cycle is all about. It's the learning adventure of a lifetime! Topics /
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37599 : Light and sound by Goldsmith, Dr Mike A great way to introduce the science of light and sound to young readers. Easy terminology and colour photographs explain the basics about eyes and seeing, making light, sunlight, electric light, sound and how we hear. Topics /
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9227 : Livewire investigates Aboriginal studies: traditional technologies by Cahir, Sandra In Indigenous peoples' culture, technology means making tools and other useful things from natural materials such as wood, stone and animals' skins. Find out about traditional technologies, thousands of years old, that are used for fishing, hunting and preparing food. 5-6 booklist |
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4853 : Look inside how computers work by Frith, Alex & Dickins, Rosie & King, Colin (ill) Find out what happens behind the screen, beneath the keyboard and inside the electronic 'brain' of a computer. Lift the flaps to find out. Topics /
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53513 : Magic school bus in the time of the dinosaurs, The by Cole, Joanna & Degen, Bruce (ill) Ms Frizzle is taking her lucky class to a dinosaur dig to look for Maiasaura nests. But, as soon as the kids get to fossil country, the magic school bus turns into a time machine and transports them back to prehistoric times when dinosaurs roamed the earth. Topics /
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36743 : Magic school bus inside a beehive, The by Cole, Joanna & Degen, Bruce (ill) When the magic school bus turns into a beehive, Ms Frizzle's students change into honey bees. They must gain entry into a hive so they can see up close just how the workers, drones and queen bee live together, how honey bees make honey and care for their young. Topics /
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53514 : Magic school bus inside a hurricane, The by Cole, Joanna & Degen, Bruce (ill) A storm system is brewing over the tropical ocean and a strange yellow object is caught in the whirlwind. It's not a balloon or a plane, it's the magic school bus. Instead of visiting a weather station, Ms Frizzle's class experiences a hurricane firsthand. Wind, rain, thunder and lightning take on new meaning when you're inside a hurricane. Topics /
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53515 : Magic school bus inside the Earth, The by Cole, Joanna & Degen, Bruce (ill) Students in Ms Frizzle's class are about to study earth science. For homework, they are asked to bring in rocks but, when they show up with everything from concrete to plastic, Ms Frizzle decides it's time for a field trip. Aboard the magic school bus, the class digs through the earth's crust then travels straight to the centre of the earth and out the other side, through the mouth of a volcano. Topics /
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36814 : Magic school bus inside the human body, The by Cole, Joanna & Degen, Bruce (ill) After she teaches her class about the human body and they visit the science museum, wacky Ms Frizzle shrinks the bus and the class, except for Arnold who swallows them. With the bus inside, the class gets an up close look at parts of the body and how they work. They travel from the stomach to the small intestines, into blood vessels, to the bones of the spine and muscles. The students wonder how they will ever get out. Topics /
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61165 : Magic school bus lost in the solar system, The by Cole, Joanna & Degen, Bruce (ill) Everyone in Ms Frizzle's class is excited about the trip to the planetarium but it's closed when they get there. On the way back to school, the most amazing thing happens. The magic school bus tilts back and the kids hear the roar of rockets. The bus has turned into a spaceship and is zooming through the atmosphere. Ms Frizzle and her class are on their way to the Moon and beyond. Topics /
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22372 : Magic school bus on the ocean floor, The by Cole, Joanna & Degen, Bruce (ill) Finally, Ms Frizzle's class is going on an ordinary field trip to the ocean, just like everyone else. But, when the Friz drives onto the beach, across the sand and straight into the ocean water without stopping, the kids know that they have once again embarked on one of Ms Frizzle's crazy class trips. Topics /
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28933 : Making YouTube videos by Willoughby, Nick If you've wanted to create a YouTube video, then this book is for you. Find out how to shoot with a phone or camera, edit your clips and add effects. Topics /
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664 : Marie Curie: mother of modern physics by Borzendowski, Janice Through her discovery of radium, Marie Curie changed not only the course of science but the course of the world. She was the first woman to be awarded a Nobel Prize and a PhD in physics. Find out about the importance of Marie's work and the tragic consequences of the dangerous radioactive materials she was researching. Topics /
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45062 : Minecraft: beginner's handbook by Mojang You're alone in a mysterious new world, full of hidden dangers. You have only minutes to find food and shelter before darkness falls and the monsters come looking for you. Learn how to make a shelter, find resources, craft tools, armour and weapons, and protect yourself from monsters. With tips from Minecraft experts this is the definitive guide to how to survive your first few days in Minecraft. Topics /
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45061 : Minecraft: combat handbook by Mojang In Minecraft, you're never alone and the threat of attack is constant. You will learn everything you need to know to defend yourself from hostile mobs, monsters and enemy players. It's packed with tips from Minecraft experts on how to build a fort, craft armour and weapons, set mob traps and defeat your enemies in one-to-one combat. Topics /
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7453 : Minecraft: construction handbook by Mojang From theme parks with water slides to entire pirate coves complete with galleons - is there nothing that can't be achieved in Minecraft. Here the experts talk you through amazing constructions which range from awe inspiring cathedrals to wacky inventions like the hilarious animal cannon that catapults cows out to sea. Topics /
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6951 : Minecraft: redstone handbook by Mojang Experts guide you through all aspects of working with Redstone including mining, smelting, using repeaters, circuit components and circuit designs. This handbook also includes exclusive tips from game creator Notch himself and some of the most extraordinary Redstone creations ever made. Topics /
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12518 : Modding Minecraft by Guthals, Sarah & Handley, Lindsay & Foster, Stephen If you are a Minecraft fanatic, this book introduces you to modding. Modding allows you to modify the game through code, giving you the ability to add a variety of game play changes, ranging from new blocks and items to new mechanisms to craft. 5-6 booklist |
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587877 : Multiplication by Midthun, Joseph & Hiti, Samuel (ill) Maths is more than just numbers. Be whisked away on a colourfully humorous journey with multiplication. Discover the relationship between multiplication and addition. Group and regroup, double, compare and change numbers with the delightful duo of Addition and Multiplication, to become a fantastic mathematician. 5-6 booklist |
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45923 : Mummies by Carney, Elizabeth Find out why these mysterious corpses were mummified and the science behind the myths. Mummies provide a fascinating window on the past of cultures worldwide. Lots of facts and captivating photos. Topics /
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2995 : Music technology by Hilvert, John & Bruce, Linda & Hilvert-Bruce, Alan Since ancient times, people have been fascinated by how things work. This series features the design and technology of machines that are part of our daily lives, and explains where and how they are used, and the materials from which they are made. 3-4 booklist |
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13123 : My story: Snowy, the diary of Eva Fischer by McHugh, Siobhan Eva Fischer has moved from Sydney to Cabramurra, the highest town in Australia. She is surrounded by people of every nationality, with different languages, food and customs, who have come to work on the Snowy Mountains Scheme. 5-6 booklist |
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15352 : Mysteries & marvels of nature (Usborne) by Dalby, Elizabeth Spectacular animal and plant photographs with interesting information about the wonders of nature. Topics /
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31127 : Navigators: Technology by Kent, Peter Get inside the minds of scientists, engineers and programmers, and unravel the workings of the modern world. Discover the secrets of tunnel builders, the splitting of an atom and the adventure of a ride into orbit. Topics /
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30311 : Neil Armstrong: one giant leap for mankind by Dixon-Engel, Tara & Jackson, Mike Neil Armstrong was America's rocket man, the first person to set foot on the moon and turn science fiction into amazing reality. He studied aeronautical engineering, won medals as a fighter pilot, tried out the X-15 experimental rocket plane and become one of the elite few chosen to be a NASA astronaut. Topics /
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3826 : Numbers book, The by Hendry, Lorna Numbers are amazing. They help us make sense of the world around us and we use them in lots of different ways every day. Find out just what numbers are in this fascinating book. Topics /
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6328 : Odd science: Amazing inventions by Olstein, James Would you want your life saved by a slug? or sneakers made from spiders webs? Discover what amazing things creative scientists are investigating in the world around us. Prepare to consider what you know of the world, how could you use your knowledge to make the next cool invention? 5-6 booklist |
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43458 : Paper planes: 25 superdynamic aeroplanes to make and fly by Mitchell, David 25 step-by-step paper aeroplanes for you to make. Clearly arranged, easy to follow and with lots of colour diagrams, this will be a popular book with kids from 7 years to 77 years. Topics /
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5328 : Patch from scratch, A by Forward, Megan Jesse and Lewis want to grow their own fruit and vegies, just like people do on a farm. They're going to dig and build, plant and grow, and when they're finished they're going to have a feast! K-2 booklist |
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5458 : Peg and Cat: Camp problem, The by Oxley, Jennifer & Aronson, Billy (ill) Welcome to Camp Niniwawa. Peg + Cat are joined by their friends Richard and Aki, and together they are Gopher Bunk! But, working together, over coming homesickness and using their problem-solving skills are all needed if they are to score 100 points against Raccoon Bunk. Topics /
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15322 : Pipeline O'Connor built, The by Lefroy, Joy & Frylinck, Diana & Duke, Marion (ill) Fantastic photographs, diagrams and drawings explain how water was pumped to the Kalgoorlie goldfields because of one man's vision. Told in the style of 'The house that Jack built'. 5-6 booklist |
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26707 : Polar eyes: a journey to Antarctica by Patrick, Tanya & Hutcheson, Nicholas (ill) Find out where penguins go to dance, what it's like to sleep in an igloo and how ancient ice can be used as a time machine. Take a journey through the scenes and science of one of the most fascinating parts of the planet, and try some hands-on activities. Heat-related activities may require supervision. 5-6 booklist |
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4851 : Prehistoric marine life in Australia's inland sea by Clode, Danielle Step back to a time when Australia's red centre was flooded by a vast shallow ocean, the Eromanga Sea. While dinosaurs stalked the scattered islands that made up the Australian continent, giant marine reptiles ruled the waves. Plesiosaurs and ichthyosaurs swam in an inland sea filled with schools of ammonites. Pterosaurs flew overhead and giant carnivorous amphibians lurked in the rivers. 5-6 booklist |
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1279 : Rescue ark, The by Hall, Susan An Australian representation of the rhyme/song 'The animals went in two by two' here we have a journey around Australia identifying vulnerable and endangered Australian animals at risk of extinction, such as the Orange-Bellied Parrot, Native Bee and Gulf Snapping Turtle. K-2 booklist |
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4289 : Rock pool secrets by Oliver, Narelle Nestling between rocks, hiding in the seaweed, lift the flap and discover many rock pool secrets. 3-4 booklist |
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26626 : Rosie Revere, engineer by Beaty, Andrea & Roberts, David (ill) Shy, quiet Rosie is always trying to solve problems with her inventions. When a favourite uncle laughs at one of the gizmos she designs especially for him, Rosie resists talking about her dream to become a great engineer. But, when Great-Great Aunt Rose shows up for an extended stay, she tells stories of her experiences building planes during World War II. Rosie sets about designing a unique contraption to help her aunt take to the skies again. Topics /
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26153 : Science book, The by Golion, Matilda (edit) Explore science through twenty-four big ideas, the key concepts to help understand how science works in your world. Bursting with facts and close-up graphics, this book explains tricky concepts using accessible visuals. Discover why supercooling frogs show how living things adapt to their environment and how the bumps on a whale's fin help aeroplanes to fly. Topics /
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22986 : Scientist, scientist, who do you see? by Ferrie, Chris Full of scientific fun, Scientist, Scientist, Who Do You See? features appearances from real-life scientists including Albert Einstein, Marie Curie, Charles Darwin, Ada Lovelace, and more! Young readers will delight in poking fun at a familiar text while learning about scientists who changed the world. Topics /
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43435 : See inside space stations and other spacecraft by Dickins, Rosie & Stover, Kellan (ill) Blast off for an amazing inside view of spacecraft- from the early days of the Space Race to building a space station, exploring Mars and more. Topics /
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21591 : See inside your body by Daynes, Katie & King, Colin (ill) Peel away the layers of your body to find out what is going on beneath! This book investigates all of the crucial processes the body undergoes every day, looking at all the important internal organs involved. Find out what happens to an apple once you eat it, how breathing works and why we need to do it, and just how your amazing brain does what it does. Every page is filled with flaps - lift them to reveal the fascinating facts underneath! Topics /
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6342 : Something wonderful by Caisley, Raewyn & Blair, Karen (ill) Sam likes to pull things apart, put them back together and think about how things work. But, sometimes, he is so busy doing this, he forgets his chores on the family farm. One day, he creates something truly wonderful. K-2 booklist |
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587878 : Sound by Midthun, Joseph & Hiti, Samuel (ill) Learning is tons of fun when you mix comic characters with science. If you have ever wondered what sound is and how we hear it, then this book will entertain and educate you. Find out why some sounds are soft and some are loud, how sound travels and why dogs can hear a whistle that you can't. 5-6 booklist |
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15436 : Space by Holland, Simon & Stott, Carol Science enthusiasts will enjoy the interesting information and illustrations about our solar system. The pictures and graphics are rich and colourful. Each two-page spread contains much to see and discuss. Topics /
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3799 : Space technology by Bruce, Linda & Jack & Hilvert, John Since ancient times, people have been fascinated by how things work. This series features the design and technology of machines that are part of our daily lives, and explains where and how they are used and the materials from which they are made. 3-4 booklist |
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966 : Sports technology by Bruce, Linda & Hilvert, John & Hilvert-Bruce, Alan Since ancient times, people have been fascinated by how things work. This series features the design and technology of machines that are part of our daily lives, and explains where and how they are used and the materials from which they are made. 3-4 booklist |
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10712 : Steve Jobs: Insanely great by Hartland, Jessie Steve Jobs was a tinkerer. He was also rebellious, did not follow rules and dropped out of college after one semester. At twenty one, he started Apple Computer in his parents' garage and it became the world's most valuable company. Jobs became the tastemaker of a generation, creating products that we now can't live without, while revolutionising the music, phone and tablet computer industries in the process. A graphic biography. 7-9 booklist |
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4058 : Story of life: Evolution by Scott, Katie (ill) A graphic guide to evolution and life forms, starting with the first single-cell organisms and ending with modern life forms. Explore extraordinary land, sky and sea creatures, from algae to Archaeopteryx and Pterygotus to Tyrannosaurus Rex. Each life form, whether tiny bacteria or ice-age megafauna, represents its period in earth's history and shows life's incredible diversity. Topics /
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5422 : Susie K files: Game changer by Flint, Shamini & Heinrich, Sally (ill) Suzie K Files the Game Changer continues Suzie's challenge of keeping her mother happy. This time her mother wants her to be a champion at the school sports day. Suzie is more of a bookish type, preferring her studies of science. Using problems solving steps Suzie sets to be as useful as possible to her team. 3-4 booklist |
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5421 : Susie K files: Life of the party by Flint, Shamini & Heinrich, Sally (ill) Susie's mother had come from Sri Lanka and didn't have many of the opportunities Susie has in Australia. She really wants her daughter to be one of the crowd and that includes being invited to class parties. Susie isn't worried, she is happy with the fish, George, and her science work. However she also wants to please her mother so...being a problem solver she sets out to work out how to get an invitation to the most popular girl in school's birthday party! 3-4 booklist |
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9295 : Technology in the time of ancient Egypt by Crosher, Judith Explores the use of technology in ancient Egypt including technology used in architecture, crafts, hobbies, transportation and ancient inventions. Topics /
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9230 : Technology in the time of ancient Rome by Snedden, Robert A look at the innovative tools and methods used by early Romans focusing on weaving, metalwork, food production, transportation, and building plus activities where students can try using the same techniques as the ancients. Topics /
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3829 : Thing about jellyfish, The by Benjamin, Ali After her best friend, Franny, dies in a drowning accident, Suzy is convinced that the true cause of the tragedy must have been a rare jellyfish sting. Franny was a strong swimmer and there must be a reason. Retreating into a silent world of grief and imagination, Suzy crafts a plan to prove her theory, even if it means traveling the globe alone. Suzy's achingly heartfelt journey explores life, death, the astonishing wonder of the universe, and the potential for love and hope right next door. Topics /
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11105 : Top fuel dragsters by Von Finn, Denny Top Fuel drivers and their cars race one-on-one in a straight line. Drag racing is one of the most popular forms of auto racing in America, and Top Fuel dragsters are the fastest dragsters around. Find out about the technology that enables a Top Fuel dragster to travel faster than five hundred and sixty kilometres per hour. Topics /
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17804 : Tornadoes by Park, Louise This series presents the science behind some of the world's worst natural disasters. Find out what causes these catastrophic events, where they happen, how warning systems work and what disaster relief is provided. Includes photographs, maps, disaster files and a glossary of terms. Topics /
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16203 : Tsunamis by Park, Louise This series presents the science behind some of the world's worst natural disasters. Find out what causes these catastrophic events, where they happen, how warning systems work and what disaster relief is provided. Includes photographs, maps, disaster files and a glossary of terms. Topics /
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22698 : Usborne Lift-the-flap: Periodic table by James, Alice & Nielsen, Shaw (ill) Everything in the entire Universe is made of just 118 elements - all listed together in a grid called the Periodic table. Delve inside this book to meet each one in great detail. Topics /
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45252 : Vet Cadets: Clever Chicks by Johnson, Rebecca Abbey, Hannah and Talika are new recruits at Willowvale boarding school's Vet Cadets program. Mrs Parry, their science teacher, has given each of the girls a chick to raise and train, but not everyone is happy about it! When a game of horseback hide-and-seek turns into a matter of life and death, rules are broken and the friends' courage is sorely tested. This time, a solution might be out of the Vet Cadets' hands... 5-6 booklist |
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12893 : Vet cadets: Pudding in peril by Johnson, Rebecca Although all the year 7 girls are missing their families, life at Willowvale fills their days with learning about agricultural life and starting them on their pathways to eventually becoming veterinarians. When the local country fair comes to town, every girl must enter in both the creative and animal husbandry sections, causing much excitement and a fair amount of consternation. Abbey has nervously entered the technical cattle cutting competition only to find herself pitted against the impressive horsemanship and competitiveness of the boys from neighbouring Darrowby Agricultural College. Pudding, Talikas pony, falls ill and cooperation by all is necessary to save his life. 5-6 booklist |
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35581 : Vet cadets: Saving Itsy Bitsy by Johnson, Rebecca Abbey, Hannah and Talika are ecstatic when Henrietta finally delivers twelve healthy piglets, but devastated to learn that there is also a thirteenth with little chance of survival. With the clandestine help from a couple of teachers, round the clock care is organised for Itsy. Meanwhile the girls must undertake their normal classroom studies, but it's a bit hard when you're taking care of a little piglet... 5-6 booklist |
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4254 : Vet cadets: Welcome to Willowvale by Johnson, Rebecca To be accepted into the select vet cadet program at Willowvale Girls Grammar is both exciting and challenging. Roommates Abbey, Hannah and Talika have come from entirely different backgrounds, Abbey from an outback cattle station, Hannah from a local well-off show jumping family and Talika from an affluent Indian family. Very quickly, however, these differences disappear as the three become inseparable in helping each other cope with their insecurities, family pressures and school work, all the while combining to solve the problem of a predator attacking the school's sheep flock, and best of all riding their horses every day. 5-6 booklist |
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7955 : Volcanoes by Park, Louise This series presents the science behind some of the world's worst natural disasters. Find out what causes these catastrophic events, where they happen, how warning systems work and what disaster relief is provided. Includes photographs, maps, disaster files and a glossary of terms. Topics /
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3881 : Weather by Clarke, Catriona A colourful information book about the weather. Vivid, full colour illustrations and photographs on each page with short and informative text. Topics /
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2609 : What makes you you by Arbuthnott, Gill Find out what is DNA, why it is important and what we can do with it. Track it's discovery from Darwin's theory on evolution, to Mendel's experiments with pea plants, to modern gene research to treat blindness. Topics /
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18049 : What's Science all about? by Frith, Alex & Gillespie, Lisa Jane Discover what's around you and how it works, from the tiniest particles to stars and planets, and even life itself. Topics /
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3831 : Who what when where why and how by Hope, Charles Have you ever wanted to know why does the wind blow or why do some people walk in their sleep, this is the book for you. Those tricky questions you have always wanted to be ask are answered here. 5-6 booklist |
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5190 : Women in science: 50 fearless pioneers who changed the world by Ignotofsky, Rachel Do you love science? Do you love technology? Do you love engineering? Do you love maths? Well, let's check out 50 famous women scientists from the ancient and modern world. Like the Greek mathematician, philosopher, and astronomer, Hypatia; Marie Curie, a physicist and chemist; biologist Rachel Carson; primatologist Jane Goodall; and lots more famous women scientists! 5-6 booklist |
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5317 : Women in sports: 50 fearless athletes who played to win by Ignotofsky, Rachel Do you love sports? Well, let's check out 50 famous women athletes like tennis player Billie Jean King; gymnast Simone Biles; skateboarding pioneer Patti McGee; Toni Stone, the first woman to play baseball in a men's professional league; the Bloomer Girls; Skate Bettys and lots more famous female athletes! 5-6 booklist |
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40229 : Wonder garden, The by Broom, Jenny & Williams, Kristjana S (ill) Open the gates of the Wonder Garden to explore five extraordinary habitats. Trek through the Amazon Rainforest, home to an incredible variety of plants, animals and birds. Travel to the Chihuahuan Desert, where conditions are fierce and the fearsome survive. Dive in the Great Barrier Reef, where the weird and miraculous exist together. Creep into the Black Forest, a dark and densely wooded region. Stand on the roof of the world, the Himalayan Mountains, to encounter majestic wildlife that is remarkably good at camouflage. Topics /
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6180 : Woo's wonderful world of maths by Woo, Eddie Join Eddie Woo, award winning teacher and star of the Woo-tube channel) as he tells us how he came to love maths. Eddie mingles anecdotes with facts to bring the world of maths to life and make it fun, even for the most sceptical maths student. Usually read by students in Years 9, 10 or above. 7-9 booklist |
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473 : Wow: amazing science facts & trivia by Holper, Paul & Torok, Simon A collection of scientific facts in chapters, illustrated with cartoons. Topics /
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22018 : Wow: the visual encyclopaedia of everything by Dorling Kindersley Through visually stunning graphics and photographs, discover everything you've ever wanted to know about nature, the human body, science and technology, space, earth, people and places, history, art and culture. Every spread explores an encyclopaedic subject in a unique way. Pour over amazing images and pick up fascinating facts and figures in bite-sized chunks. Topics /
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44263 : Writing computer code by Minnick, Chris & Holland, Eva Learning how to code can be like learning a foreign language. Follow the simple steps as you work with real code to build your own web robots. Create your robot by writing code that builds your robot's body and structure. Give your bot some style by adding code lines that customise your robot's colour and shape. Get your robot moving by finishing off with code that teaches it how to dance. Topics /
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26569 : Zobi and the zoox: A story of coral bleaching by Wild, Ailsa & Reed, Avivia & Barr, Briony & Crocetti, Gregory With her home under threat from a warming ocean, Zobi, a brave rhizobia bacterium, teams up with a family of slow but steady zoox (zooxanthellae). As the coral bleaves, everyone begins to starve ... Can Zobi and the zoox work together to stave the day? A beautifully illustrated science-adventure story set on the Great Barrier Reef. 5-6 booklist |