Up In Space: Sun and Moon (QED Reader)
No. of pages 24
Published: 2013
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Why is the sun so hot? What exactly is a solar eclipse? How are craters formed? And why does the moon seem to change shape?
Find out the answers to these questions and many more in this fascinating book on the Sun and Moon, part of the Up in Space series from QED.
Through straightforward sentence structure and enlightening images, readers with a wide range of reading ability can enjoy these titles.
This Level 2 series has less repetition and there is more text than Level 1, making them slightly more challenging. However, the varied, simple sentence structure results in a rewarding reading experience.
These exciting titles will help to build the confidence of young readers whilst they enjoy learning about the solar system and all the planets and stars that are out there!
This book features in the following series: Qed Solar System, Up in Space .
There are 24 pages in this book. This book was published 2013 by QED Publishing .
ROSALIND MIST began her career as a rocket scientist before progressing to writing science realted children books. When not writing or working for a scientific society, she can be found encouraging her bees to make honey. She lives in Surrey with her husband and a small flock of bantam chickens.
This book has the following chapters:
What is the Sun? p4
The Solar System p6
Sunlight p8
Rainbows p10
Stormy Sun p12
Solar Eclipse p14
The Moon p16
Craters p18
Full Moon, Half Moon p20
Flying to the Moon p22
Glossary p24
