Our Solar System

Set of 11 titles

Our Solar System presents a high-interest STEM exploration of the celestial bodies in the solar system. Each book highlights a different planet or celestial body, detailing its size, composition, atmosphere and weather, gravity, moons, and research and explorations. Vibrant, full-color photos complement the text to show the unique features of each planet or celestial body. Each title has two Take a Look! infographics, including a diagram showing the planet's location in the solar system and a diagram of the planet's composition. Each title also includes sidebars, a glossary, a table of contents, an index, and a STEM activity.

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Our Solar System (11 titles)
Earth: The Planet of Life 2.7
Jupiter: The Biggest Planet 2.9
Mars: The Red Planet 2.8
Mercury: The Fastest Planet 2.8
Neptune: The Windiest Planet 2.7
Pluto and Other Dwarf Planets: Small Objects Around the Sun 2.8
Saturn: The Ringed Planet 2.8
The Moon: Earth's Satellite 2.8
The Sun: The Center of Our Solar System 2.9
Uranus: The Coldest Planet 2.8
Venus: The Brightest Planet 2.8
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Interest Level Grade 2 - Grade 5
Reading Level Grade 2
Dewey Number 523.3-525
Lexile 490L-570L
ATOS Reading Level 2.7-2.9
Guided Reading Level J
Language English
Publisher Jump!
Format Reinforced book
ISBN S23JUMP11
Copyright 2023
Number of Pages 24
Dimensions 7.5 x 9
Graphics Full-color illustrations, Full-color photographs

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What will you discover in outer space? The Our Solar System series (11 titles) lets young adventurers explore that very question. Each work uses key early reading features to introduce celestial bodies to youngsters, including quick, digestible chapters that utilize clean layouts, short sentences, repetition of words and phrasing, bolded vocabulary, and “Did You Know?” fact boxes as well as crisp, labeled photos and digital diagrams that support the main text. Mercury shares great details about the planet closest to the sun, from its small size to its surprisingly short orbit. All of the titles have a similar concluding chapter focused on the discoveries made by satellites and modern science, helping readers better understand the short timeline during which we’ve discovered new details about outer space. A supplemental activity at the end of each work is sure to foster curiosity and some fascinating discoveries among budding scientists.