Bridge Science And English With These Fun Reads

Science encompasses such a breadth of knowledge that finding science-related books for curious kids is easy. Whether your child or student is into animals, weather, space, or beyond, here are several fun reads to inspire a love of science:

• “Baby University ABC’s Board Book Set: Four Alphabet Board Books for Toddlers” by Chris Ferrie teaches the ABC’s of Space, Mathematics, Physics, and Science to babies and infants using colorful, simple introductions.
• “There’s No Place Like Space” by Tish Rabe, illustrated by Aristides Ruiz, is from the Cat in the Hat’s Learning Library and explores our solar system with the Cat in the Hat and Thing One and Thing Two! (Ages 4-8.)
• “Human Body Activity Book for Kids: Hands-On Fun for Grades K-3” by Katie Stokes provides 30 on-the-page activities and hands-on experiments to reveal just how awesome the human body is. (Ages 4-8.)
• “Inside Your Outside: All About the Human Body” by Tish Rabe, illustrated by Aristides Ruiz is another story from the Cat in the Hat’s Learning Library that explores the human body. (Ages 4-8.)
• “Ada Twist, Scientist” by Andrea Beaty, illustrated by David Roberts, promotes STEM and female scientists, and highlights the importance of asking “Why?”
• “Awesome Science Experiments for Kids: 100+ Fun STEM / STEAM Projects and Why They Work” by Crystal Chatterton is filled with super fun experiments to get kids excited about science. (Ages 5-10.)
• “The Girl Who Thought in Pictures: The Story of Dr. Temple Grandin (Amazing Scientists)” by Julia Finley Mosca, illustrated by Daniel Rieley, is about a real-life autistic scientist who invented groundbreaking improvements for farms around the world. (Ages 5-10.)
• “National Geographic Kids Everything Series.” Dinosaurs. Animals. Space. Sports. Weather. These bright, bold books are packed with photos and facts kids will love to share. (Ages 8-12.) Browse at PenguinRandomHouse.com.