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"Too hot! Too cold! Goldilocks is one picky eater. In this retelling of Goldilocks' classic conundrums, readers will use science, technology, engineering, and math to solve problems"--Amazon.

"To prove her royalty, the princess must pass an impossible test: to feel a single pea under layers of mattresses! In this .

Readers will find out strategies for working in deserts, such as using solar power and even burning human waste!.

Investigates the difference between things that are hot and cold.

Fly Guy is buzzing over to the weather station today. Come along to learn all about weather!.

This book features step-by-step instructions on melting ice while encouraging further exploration on the topic.

"Snow falls and icicles freeze on the windows. When spring comes, they'll melt into water, or even evaporate into the air! This fact-filled book introduces readers to changing states of matter, body temperature, and thermometers"--Provided by the publisher.

"Is it hot or is it cold? Use a measuring tool to measure the temperature.

This book will help students understand the observational evidence supporting the Big Bang theory and speculate on the ultimate fate of the universe it implies.

Through an engaging, easily accessible approach, the origins, dynamics, and ultimate fate of black holes are thoroughly unraveled.

Simplified explanations and dynamic images of complex scientific concepts such as dark energy, dark matter, and the cosmic microwave background.

"Highlighting one of Earth's most popular animals, this book investigates the science behind the polar bears unique adaptations.

From the Mojave to the Sahara and everything in between, full-color spreads highlight the key features of these dry regions that cover a quarter of Earth's surface.

Using materials they can find in their home, students can learn the science behind temperature and heat by performing experiments that demonstrate the conduction of heat in solids, thermal conductivity of liquids and gases, the relationship between temperature and color, and other scientific principles.

Depicts familiar items that are hot and items that are cold to demonstrate the concept of temperature and the basic properties of matter.