Description: ."..readers...investigate cells and learn how they affect our health, reproduction, criminal investigations, and agriculture."--Amazon.com.
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Praise for other books in the series:
Forensics: Uncover the Science and Technology of Crime Scene InvestigationBooklist
? . . . Like other titles in the ?Inquire and Investigate' series, this book focuses on a high-interest topic in a cutting-edge field to reinforce young people's understanding of the scientific method . . . an appealing and age-appropriate STEM resource." Genetics: Breaking the Code of Your DNA
School Library Journal
"A solid STEM resource recommended for general interest as well as supplemental curricular use." Comparative Religion: Investigate the World Through Religious Tradition
Booklist
"The abstractions of religion make it a tricky topic for objective and clear middle-level resources, but this dynamic book manages to be both informative and accessible. . ." Physics: Investigate the Mechanics of Nature
National Science Teachers Association Recommends
?. . . The investigations will make ?physics come alive' for students with the real life applications. This book is a well-written resource for classroom teachers, students, and parents." Civic Unrest: Investigate the Struggle for Social Change
Booklist
". . . a complete and thorough resource dealing with basic civic principles for the middle-level social studies classroom." Chemistry: Investigate the Matter That Makes Up Your World
School Library Journal
?This title introduces readers to the wonders of chemistry and its far-reaching effects on our lives, from the carbonation in soda to nuclear reactions. The experiments provided will inspire and encourage further discovery of the world of science." National Science Teachers Association (NSTA Recommends)
?Chemistry is a short but sweet book that packs a powerful punch of learning about matter on every page . . . What was really magical about the book is the interconnection from one topic to another!"