Louise Spilsbury

One of a series of titles covering the Key Stage 1 curriculum on plants. Topics covered include habitats, classification, growth and reproduction.

This volume looks at how big a king cobra is, why they puff out their necks, and what it means if you find a snake skin. It also shows where they live and how they move, feed, and grow up.

Louise Spilsbury looks at familiar places of work and explains how technology that children see every day operates.

Here, readers can see what happens to different grassland animals over the course of a day and night. Each book in the series discusses different aspects of the featured animal's anatomy and behaviour.

'Geography Focus' introduces the most important Key Stage 2 Geographical themes. Illustrated throughout, each book looks at how research is carried out which reinforces the pupil's own experience of geographical investigation, and includes case studies of someone working in the field.

This series presents a clear and straightforward look at human life science, incorporating, where appropriate, a health-based approach to each topic.

A guide to bullying, what forms it takes, from physical bullying, to taunts and cyberbullying, and how to deal with it.

This series follows the rock cycle, describing the way that rocks form, change, move, evolve, erode, and reform.