
"Energy, Forces and Motion" is an accessible nonfiction book from Usborne designed to introduce young readers aged 4-11 to fundamental physics concepts. It explains complex ideas like kinetic energy, gravity, and friction using relatable examples such as rollercoasters, cars, and rubber bands. The book includes hands-on activities, intriguing facts and figures, a glossary of terms, and revision questions, making it a comprehensive resource for curious minds. It's an excellent tool for sparking scientific interest and supporting early STEM learning, whether for independent exploration or guided learning.
A study of energy, forces, and motion at work in the everyday world, from rollercoasters to rubber bands. It also features information on cars, aircraft and ships. There are activities, facts and figures, a glossary of terms, revision questions, and links to over 100 relevant Web sites.