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Are birds really dinosaurs? What is a mother tree? Scientists begin their investigations by asking questions about the world around them. Are All Zebra Patterns the Same? will explore… More →
Fall 2025
Start with a Question
Scientists ask questions to investigate all subjects, from what lies beyond our solar system to the tiny particles that make up all matter. The six-book Start with a Question set uses an engaging question-and-answer format to explore concepts and encourage readers to make their own science inquiries. Titles in the set are: Are All Zebra Patterns the Same?, Are Icebergs Salty?, Can a Train Fly?, Can People Feel Sound?, Is Peanut Butter a Liquid?, and What Is a Goldilocks Planet? Each book features author/illustrator biography, comprehension questions, educational front/back matter, full-color photographs, glossary of key words, index, informative sidebars, note to parents and educators, and table of contents. Downloadable Teacher Notes available.
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Fall 2025
Where is the biggest cave on Earth? What causes the northern lights? Scientists begin their investigations by asking questions about the world around them. Are Icebergs Salty? will explore… More →
Fall 2025
How does gravity shape our universe? Can sand dunes migrate? Scientists begin their investigations by asking questions about the world around them. Can a Train Fly? will explore fascinating… More →
Fall 2025
Does an electric eel really produce electricity? Can an ice cube have thermal energy? Scientists begin their investigations by asking questions about the world around them. Can People Feel… More →
Fall 2025
What is the smallest piece of matter? Are all gases invisible? Scientists begin their investigations by asking questions about the world around them. Is Peanut Butter a Liquid? will explore… More →
Fall 2025
Where does space end? Where did Saturn's rings come from? Scientists begin their investigations by asking questions about the world around them. What Is a Goldilocks Planet? will explore… More →