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The World of the Microscope investigates the enormous variety of objects too small for the eye to see, from insects to microchip circuits. Step-by-step diagrams show how to get the best from a microscope and how to make and keep slides. The book covers different types of microscopes, from magnifying glasses to electron microscopes, and there are plenty of exciting suggestions for projects which reveal the incredible detail of everyday objects. The book also contains a section on the use of microscopes in science and industry.


Review of The World of the Microscope

This great study aid has topics arranged thematically so that words are explained in context, with a fully integrated system of cross-referencing plus a comprehensive index.

The Illustrated Dictionary of Science is a complete reference guide to Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Recommended websites for further reference are also included.

Earned the Parents' Choice Recommended Titles Award

Great detectives can use logic and intuition to solve crimes, but often that’s not enough. That’s when they turn to scientists for help. Forensic scientists use an astonishing variety of techniques on the smallest clues to reveal exactly who committed a crime. This book describes how different evidence - from blood to blowflies - is used to catch even the smartest crooks. And you can read exciting true–crime comic strips that show how scientists have foiled criminals time and time again.

Ages 10 and up
96 pages
Flexi-binding

Usborne Books and More offers several excellent Science books for preschool through high school. See more science books.



We also have a 10 week unit study on the Human Body for preschool/lower elementary and upper elementary age students.

Included in this set are The Holes in Your Nose, The Gas We Pass, All About Scabs and Everyone Poops.



$34.99
Hardback covers