Book details
Matter
Description
Moving Up with Science: Matter explores key scientific topics related to matter and its properties, supporting the National Curriculum at Key Stage 2. The book delves into how water evaporates, ice melts, and the invisibility of gases. It also covers the water cycle and its impact on weather. Through concise information and engaging experiments, readers learn to recognize the states of matter, understand temperature effects, and grasp the significance of the water cycle on Earth’s weather. Activities and questions help make these concepts relatable and interactive.
Age
8-11
Text complexity
proficient
Length
32 pages
Why to read
- Enhance Scientific Understanding: Reading 'Matter' by Peter D. Riley can provide readers with a deeper understanding of fundamental scientific concepts related to the composition and properties of matter, which is essential knowledge for anyone interested in the sciences.
- Engaging Educational Content: Peter D. Riley is known for his ability to make complex scientific ideas accessible and engaging for readers of all ages, making 'Matter' a potentially enjoyable read for both students and adults looking to learn more about the subject.
- Practical Applications: The book may offer insights into how the principles of matter apply to everyday life and technology, helping readers appreciate the relevance of science in the world around them.
- Support STEM Education: By reading 'Matter,' individuals can support their own or their children's education in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields, which are increasingly important in the modern world.