Resources by Heinemann

Carol Ballard looks at discoveries, inventions and developments in the science of energy.

This series investigates scientific developments and theories that give rise to popular and widespread interest, concern and controversy.

Each book looks at a different source of controversy and: introduces...

This series reinforces the concept that amazing science is all around us, every day, in all aspects of our lives. What sounds can we hear? What forces are at work? What energy do we use?

Each title looks at...

Here is a fascinating collection of puzzles. Most of the problems have a mathematical flavour but few demand much academic knowledge. Games of chance, bridge, codes and missing numbers are all included, as well as numerical crossworlds which may be new to most readers.

Books in this series look at different types of body coverings and their uses. Here, children learn that fur can have different colours, textures and patterns to protect animals in a variety of ways.

Features concise, student-friendly Core books in full colour to ease the challenging transition from GCSE and A Level. Written in a manageable, accessible style to help students find the step up to A Level less...

Features concise, student-friendly Core books in full colour to ease the challenging transition from GCSE and A Level. Written in a manageable, accessible style to help students find the step up to A Level less...

Features concise, student-friendly Core books in full colour to ease the challenging transition from GCSE and A Level. Written in a manageable, accessible style to help students find the step up to A Level less...

Part of a series which uses information boxes and puzzles to develop understanding of different maths skills.

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