Biology Made Simple: An Introduction For Kids - Hardcover
Biology Made Simple: An Introduction For Kids - Hardcover
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by Rion Iwano (Author)
How do plants make their own food? What tells your body what to do?
From photosynthesis to DNA, get ready to dive into the fascinating world of biology and discover the answers!
Packed with easy-to-understand explanations, quirky facts and bright illustrations and infographics to help visualise concepts, Biology Made Simple is the ultimate beginner's guide to life science - a gateway introduction EVERY young student should read. Whether your child is always asking, "Why does this happen?" or loves exploring the wonders of nature, this book will spark their curiosity and keep them turning the pages.
Inside, young scientists will uncover the secrets of how living things grow, survive, and adapt-from the tiniest bacteria to plants to the human body. It shows what biology is, why it matters, and why YOU might want to keep learning more.
Young aspiring biologists will learn all about:
- Cells
- DNA and Genetics
- The Human Body
- Diseases, Immunity, and Antibiotics
- Plants - Photosynthesis and Pollination
- Inheritance, Adaptations, and Evolution
All proceeds from this book will go toward supporting public education.
Whether it's for school, home learning, or just for fun, Biology Made Simple is the perfect gift for curious minds aged 10 years old. (Suitable for 10-16 yrs, middle-grade students to high school students).
Ideal for:
- Classrooms
- Science Clubs and STEM programs
- Homeschool Libraries
- Gifted learners and Science Enthusiasts
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