series science jupiter adventure

books:

Max Goes to Mars: A Science Adventure with Max the Dog (Science Adventures with Max the Dog series)

3 reviews
Jeffrey Bennett

Big Kid Science, 2003

Outstanding Science for Childrean
How does a dog go to Mars? This charming, yet realistic, book written by Dr. Jeffrey Bennett, tell us just how a dog and astronauts may take the first manned spaceship to Mars. Max Goes to Mars is jam-packed with interesting scientific facts and information in fictional story form, which always appeals to young readers. Even better, the scientific information is explained fully in readable, ...

Max Goes to Jupiter: A Science Adventure with Max the Dog (Science Adventures with Max the Dog series)
Jeffrey Bennett, Nick Schneider, ...

Big Kid Science, 2008

Scientifically-accurate illustrations and information-packed sidebars enrich this fascinating tale, the third in this acclaimed series about diversity and space exploration. Set in the future, Max the Dog?s friend Tori is all grown up and is the chief scientist of the Jupiter Mission. In order to reach their spacecraft, Max and his crew must take an amazing ride on a new device called the Space Elevator. Once they?ve probed the planet?s ...

Max's Ice Age Adventure (Science Adventures with Max the Dog series)

1 review
Logan Weinman, Jeffrey Bennett

Big Kid Science, 2007

Max Hits the Mark
Max the Dog has been sent on yet another exciting adventure into the Ice Age. This is a great non-fiction, science picture book written AND illustrated by an amazing Fourth Grade student, Logan Weinman. Logan has cleaverly created a science-filled adventure for elementary age student attention level and enjoyment! TEACHERS: PLEASE NOTE! This is a terrific book to help teach introductory ...

Max Goes to the Moon: A Science Adventure with Max the Dog (Science Adventures with Max the Dog series)

5 reviews
Jeffrey Bennett

Big Kid Science, 2003

real science and fun too!
This is a great book. My almost 5 year old son keeps asking for it over and over again. Unlike most "real science" books, it has both scientific explanations for things like gravity and the phases of the moon, but also tells a narrative fictional story. As a parent, it's very helpful to have all the answers right there on the same page when your child asks, what is gravity? We can't wait for ...