Resources by Heinemann

This series delivers key science curriculum requirements such as adaptation, behaviour, feeding, habitats, lifecycles and migration via interesting and unusual plants and animals.

Each book features the plants...

A look at how homes around the world differ due to culture, climate, and socioeconomic conditions.

Focusing on the main physiological systems of the body, each title in this series closely examines a specific system or set of organs, its function, its role in the health of the individual and its relationship to other organs or systems.

Satisfy children's curiosity about how their favourite toys work. What makes them twist, turn, bounce and spring? This series focuses on types of toys and shows the scientific principles and mechanisms that make them...

This series focuses on types of toys and shows the scientific principles and mechanisms that make them work. It features specifically shot photographs with arrows and labels to indicate directions of forces; and...

This series focuses on types of toys and shows the scientific principles and mechanisms that make them work. It features specifically shot photographs with arrows and labels to indicate directions of forces; and...

How can a skateboard go around corners? What makes a scooter move? How can you slow down on a skateboard? Read this book to find out how scooters and skateboards work.

This is one in a series of titles looking at the mechanical and scientific principles behind the way various toys work. This text looks at how toy cars work.

This is one in a series of titles looking at the mechanical and scientific principles behind the way various toys work. 

This series examines sound and hearing, introducing children to the idea that there are many kinds of sound and sources of sounds, as well as what different sounds are and how they are made.