The Inside Guide: The Microscopic World
Many things that are part of everyday life—such as viruses, bacteria, and our own DNA—cannot be seen with the naked eye. Many more, including bugs and minerals, must be viewed under a microscope to see in detail. Through accessible main text, augmented with engaging fact boxes and in-depth sidebars, readers learn about the microscopic world around us. This knowledge is crucial to creating an informed view of health risks and benefits. It also forms the foundation for more advanced scientific study. A list of related websites and books provides a starting point for further independent research.
Each Book Contains:
• Curriculum-based background information on each issue that allows readers to make connections between what they learn in the classroom and what's happening in the world around them
• Up-to-date statistics presented in eye-catching fact boxes that teach readers to back up their assertions with relevant data
• An eye-catching design and full-color photographs that simplify complex topics
Curriculum Connections:
• Discussion questions help readers use the information presented in the text to formulate their own hypotheses
• Scientific diagrams help illustrate STEM curriculum concepts, making them easier for readers to explain
