Explore how the natural and physical world works with a large collection of science books for young learners and students. The Science collection covers life science, Earth science, physical science, chemistry, physics, astronomy, biology, anatomy, environmental science, engineering, and scientific investigation.
Life science titles introduce plants, animals, cells, genetics, heredity, ecosystems, microorganisms, reproduction, adaptation, classification, and the human body. Students can study body systems, anatomy, physiology, disease, nutrition, and other subjects that connect biology with everyday health.
Earth science books examine rocks, soil, the rock cycle, weather, climate, oceans, landforms, ecosystems, natural resources, pollution, and Earth's major systems. Students can also learn about earthquakes, volcanoes, watersheds, environmental change, and the relationships between living organisms and their surroundings.
Physical science titles explain matter, mixtures, forces, motion, energy, electricity, magnetism, light, sound, and other properties of the physical world. Chemistry books introduce substances, elements, reactions, materials, and laboratory concepts at age-appropriate levels.
Astronomy titles take readers beyond Earth to study the Sun, Moon, planets, stars, telescopes, space exploration, and the solar system. Engineering and technology books examine structures, machines, bridges, buildings, and ways people apply scientific knowledge to solve problems.
The collection also teaches scientific methods. Students can practice observation, measurement, experimentation, data collection, tables, graphs, variables, and evidence-based investigation.
Created for students across PK-12, with very extensive elementary and middle-school coverage, these books can support classroom science, STEM programs, homeschool lessons, research projects, and independent learning.
With subjects ranging from cells and ecosystems to electricity and outer space, the Science collection gives students many ways to investigate questions about Earth, life, matter, energy, and the universe.
