The Usborne Science Encyclopedia: An In-depth Guide for Young Scientists Exploring Gravity, Flight, Genes, DNA and More, with Over 180 Video Clips and 1000 Recommended Websites for Further Learning

Best of the best book! Quality is the highest of pictures and paper of pages👌 About everything in the world and even more, on a side of science info there some experiments to try and links to the internet to explore more details. Love it!

Don’t let the young recommended age scare you off from this book. It’s wonderful, and an adult audience will also like it. Packed with basic information and presented in way which makes learning easy. I’m an adult and very much enjoy reading it. You might find there‘s a lot of information you haven't seen before. The graphics/pictures are not childish.

A great science book with alot of links you just scan and visit a bunch of websites on the subject including videos, quizzes, pictures and other articles to increase learning. Totally recommended usborne books.

Qe used this for 7th grade science class. Very I testing, short to the point. The book comes with internet links kids can watch videos on each topic.

After reviewing a half-dozen science curricula for my home-schooled elementary-age kids, I couldn't find one that I really liked. So I decided to design my own curriculum using this book for source material. Key things that I like: - the book is very comprehensive. It is divided into major themes (Materials, Mixtures & Compounds, Energy/Forces/Motion, Earth & Space, Light/Sound/Electricity, Plants, Animals, Human Body) that make it easy to design a curriculum around it. We have started with Plants, and love it so far (science is my kids' favorite subject); - the quality of the content is very high; - it has internet-linked images and sites so that I can easily make my own hand-outs, and expand on topics when I want to; - it suggests simple experiments to support the learning objectives; and - (as with all Usborne books) the pictures are beautiful! The hard-cover binding is good, but I'm not sure how well it will hold up for the expected 2-3 years of frequent use that it will get. But for the price, I'm still very pleased. Bottom line: Highly recommended both for homeschooling and for science-loving kids (roughly ages 6-10).

Good for today’s students who have a naturally short attention span and are more attracted to visual stimuli. Informative w/o being intimidating for the recommended age group.

What an amazing science learning companion! The QR codes with videos my kids love and really help them grasp the concept.

Good book, only issue I had with it is the information is too brief. Great as a starting point for researching more in depth info. Love the links though. I can't say to many bad things, Usborne World History is my favorite book for our Homeschool. I just expected the Usborne Science to be just as great.

Prachtig boek voor jonge wetenschappers.

Tres complet, parfait pour fin primaire / secondaire. Convient aux enfants des 6-7 ans avec des explications complementaires des parents / educateurs. Bien illustre et a jour.

Bought it for my 7 year old child for his request. He can't put it down. If there's anything he can't understand we go through it together. An amazing collection of basic science book.

Great package! Nice condition of the book. Thank you!

Great resource book - my son loves it.