The International System of Units is a group of seven measurements--seconds, meters, kilograms, amperes, kelvins, moles, and candelas--that allow scientists anywhere in the world to understand each other. With this system, people from different places, who speak different languages, can describe and solve the same problems. Talking Science brings science vocabulary to life for even the youngest children. Written by award-winning children's book author...

"Meet bunnies, chicks, and more springtime friends in this exciting look and find book! Includes more than 800 things to discover, such as candies, flowers, and Easter eggs, and features prompts on teach page."--

Can you dig like a digger? Spin like a concrete mixer? Or lift like a crane? Join in the fun as we copy the actions of familiar vehicles. Perfect for developing observational skills, encouraging physical activity and developing vocabulary.

"Who makes buses and trains and boats and planes go? It's not just the driver! This rhyming read-aloud book celebrates all of the people who work behind the scenes to keep us moving, and introduces young readers to a whole slew of fun, and essential, transportation professions"--