Step-by-step instructions for doing science experiments dealing with soil and water are followed by an explanation of what happened during the experiments.

Presents a number of simple science experiments that illustrate basic facts about the Earth.

Provides step-by-step instructions for a variety of projects involving rocks and minerals, and answers such questions as "What is in soil?" and "How are mineral crystals formed?"

Provides step-by-step instructions for performing science experiments dealing with weather and explains what happens during the experiments.

Provides step-by-step instructions for a variety of projects involving the sun and moon, and answers such questions as "How does the sun's position change with the seasons?" and "Does the moon always rise in the same place?"

Award-winning author Robert Gardner makes earth science fun. Using common materials found in the home or school, students can perform simple, hands-on experiments and find out what an aquifer is, if water ever disappears, and in what type of soil plants grow best. The follow-up section to every activity includes narrative that explains the scientific concepts of each experiment. Color illustrations and a glossary add even more to this fun title.

Provides step-by-step instructions for a variety of projects involving the sky, and answers such questions as "Why is it blue?" and "How do clouds form?"