Books by Chris Woodford
Cool Stuff and How It Works
by Ben Morgan, Chris Woodford, Clint Witchalls, Luke Collins, James Flint
Now in paperback! From microchips and iPods to robots in the human bloodstream, Cool Stuff and How It Works takes the reader on an eye-opening journey through the world of modern technology. Tech-savvy kids will love learning all about today's most innovative inventions-where they came from, how they do what they do, and where they might take us in the future.
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Cool Stuff and How It Works
by Ben Morgan, Chris Woodford, Clint Witchalls, Luke Collins, James Flint
Uses computer-generated images to explain how many devices and processes of modern technology work, covering such topics as doppler radar, bionic limbs, MP3 players, space probes, smart cards, and robotic workers.
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Cool Stuff Exploded
Now in paperback!
The third installment of DK's visually stunning and incredibly successful Cool Stuff series will blow your mind. This super cool technology book deconstructs-or literally explodes-everyday objects so readers can see exactly how they work. Beautifully photographed spreads give a piece by piece breakdown of cell phones, computers, cars, and more, detailing how each part works and how they all fit together as a whole. This unique look at the items we use every day brings science, technology, and wonder to the fore, giving us all a great appreciation for how our twenty first century world works.
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Cool Stuff 2.0: And How It Works
by Chris Woodford, Jon Woodcock
Following on the success Cool Stuff and How it Works, this book shows and explains, in a brilliantly visual and accessible way, the science behind the technology, machines and gadgets that shape our world and how they were invented. Reprint.
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Cool Stuff 2.0: And How it Works
by Chris Woodford, Jon Woodcock
Clear, accessible text--along with cutting-edge imaging that reveals the inner secrets of high-tech devices--explains all aspects of modern technology, from hydrogen-powered cars to Sony's PSP. 75,000 first printing.
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Science: A Visual Encyclopedia
by Steve Parker, Chris Woodford
The essential reference book for today's young scientists from ages 7-12, Science: A Visual Encyclopedia tackles key curriculum topics including biology, chemistry, and physics, and introduces children to the world of science around them.
Explaining the principles of science in a lively and exciting way, the scope of subjects covered is immense — from atoms to acids, hydrogen to heat, recycling to radioactivity, single-celled organisms to sound and everything in between. Throughout the book, fast fact boxes reveal fascinating information at a glance while cutting-edge images help bring the subject matter to life and biographies of scientists and inventors including Galileo, Isaac Newton, and Marie Curie help highlight great discoveries through time.
With content appropriate for children ages 7-12, Science: A Visual Encyclopedia gives a comprehensive overview of an often tricky subject and makes it easy to digest.
Supports the Common Core State Standards.
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