
Titles in This Set
Introduction to Pollution
Introduction to Your Amazing Body
Introduction to Magnetism
Introduction to Light
Introduction to Life Cycles
Introduction to Weather
Introduction to Solar System
Introduction to Planet Earth
Introduction to Earthquakes and Tsunamis
Introduction to Energy
Details
Condition: Brand New
Format: Hardback
Publisher: Fox Eye Publishing
Age Range: Ages 7-11 (Grades 2-6)
Overview
The Introduction to Science Series 2 collection by Jasmine Brooke brings ten hardback volumes together to help kids build real scientific literacy, one big idea at a time. From energy and magnetism to weather and the solar system, each title breaks down a core concept in clear, kid-friendly language paired with bright, engaging illustrations. Perfect for elementary science units, homeschool shelves, and curious young readers on a rainy afternoon, this set turns everyday questions into satisfying answers. It's a sturdy, giftable introduction to how the natural world actually works, built to spark real curiosity in grades 2 through 6.
About the Books
This ten-book hardback set groups together some of the biggest ideas in earth, life, and physical science, giving young readers a broad, approachable foundation before topics get more complex in later grades. Rather than overwhelming kids with jargon, each title in the collection picks one concept — magnetism, light, weather, the human body, life cycles, energy, pollution, earthquakes and tsunamis, the solar system, or planet Earth itself — and walks through it step by step, using everyday comparisons kids already understand. A magnet pulling a paperclip, a rainbow after a storm, or the way seasons change all become entry points into bigger scientific ideas.
Because each volume stands on its own, the set works equally well read cover to cover or picked up one topic at a time, making it flexible for both home reading and classroom use. Teachers can pull individual titles to support a specific unit, while parents can let kids self-select whichever cover looks most interesting that week. The hardback format holds up well to repeated handling, which matters for books likely to get pulled off the shelf again and again.
Across the collection, the throughline is encouraging observation over memorization. Kids are nudged to notice patterns in the world around them and to see science as a tool for answering questions they already have, rather than a subject confined to a classroom. It's an accessible on-ramp into STEM thinking for elementary-age readers just starting to ask "why" and "how" about the world.
Key Benefits
Book-by-Book Guide
Introduction to Pollution — Explains what pollution is and how everyday activities affect air, water, and soil, encouraging kids to think about caring for the environment.
Introduction to Your Amazing Body — Takes young readers on a friendly tour of the human body, from the heart and lungs to muscles and bones.
Introduction to Magnetism — Introduces magnets and magnetic fields, showing how they attract, repel, and turn up in everyday objects.
Introduction to Light — Explores how light travels, bounces, and bends, helping kids make sense of shadows, reflections, and color.
Introduction to Life Cycles — Walks through the stages of life for plants and animals, from birth or seed through growth and reproduction.
Introduction to Weather — Breaks down clouds, rain, wind, and storms so young readers can understand the everyday weather around them.
Introduction to Solar System — Looks at what a solar system is and what makes up our own, guiding readers past the planets, sun, and moon.
Introduction to Planet Earth — Surveys Earth's mighty rivers, sky-scraping mountains, and hot deserts, spotlighting our planet's varied landscapes.
Introduction to Earthquakes and Tsunamis — Looks at what earthquakes and tsunamis are and what causes them, in clear, age-appropriate terms.
Introduction to Energy — Asks what energy actually is and how we use it, uncovering its power in everyday life.
About the Author
Jasmine Brooke writes non-fiction science books for young readers, focusing on making foundational scientific concepts clear, approachable, and genuinely interesting for kids at the elementary reading level. Across the Introduction to Science Series 2, Brooke takes complex subjects — from magnetism and light to earthquakes and the solar system — and distills them into bite-sized explanations paired with vivid, supportive illustrations. Her writing favors everyday comparisons over jargon, aiming to meet young readers where they are and build their confidence in tackling "how" and "why" questions about the world around them.
Why You'll Love This Collection
This ten-book hardback set is an easy way to fill a science shelf all at once — ideal as a birthday gift, holiday season present, homeschool starter kit, or classroom library addition. Kids get ten sturdy, colorful volumes covering big ideas in one go, and parents get a ready-made answer for "what should I read next?" all summer and school year long.
Please Note: This is the UK edition with the ISBN as listed; the cover may vary slightly from the image shown.
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