New Releases by Tony de Saulles

These stand-alone photocopiable resources provide a wealth of learning that is closely linked to the QCA Scheme for Science as well as the science curricula.

These stand-alone resources provide a wealth of learning that is closely linked to the QCA Scheme for Science as well as the science curricula. Each photocopiable is accompanied by teachers'' notes providing a clear learning objective together with suggestions for use within a lesson.

Designed to bring the fun back into teaching while also enabling teachers to teach the requirements of the curriculum, these stand alone photocopiable resources provide a wealth of learning that is closely linked to the QCA Scheme for Science as well as the science curricula.

Ever wanted to experiment with the sick side of science? Really Rotten Experiments is packed with loud, noisy, wet and soggy experiments that are guaranteed to make your friends and teachers squirm! Are you itching to find out... * who invented pong-free underpants? * which strange scientists ate tadpoles for tea? * the revolting recipe for green slime? Plus learn to dance like a skunk, eat like a chimp and chat in cat language. With crazy cartoons, queasy quizzes and a terrible term at Rotten Road School, Really Rotten Experiments is simply oozing with ino! A bumper volume of Horrible experiments to keep children entertained for hours. Topics covered will include: blood ''n'' guts body experiments, nasty noise experiments, seriously stinky experiments, dangerous dinosaur experiments, scary space experiments and much, much more! Although the main ''meat'' will be the experiments, each chapter will also include cartoon stories, snappy facts and quirky quizzes and will be written in a way that allows readers to read the book for fun as well as something they''d only look at to try the expriments.

The fourth title in the series is a modern-day Enid Blyton-style adventure story, packed with amazing information about horses and ponies. There''s girl and boy appeal to the story, with the characters of Alice and Joe, who befriend Beth and Zak via e-mail. Whilst Alice often goes pony mad, her brother Joe gets to grips with all the other animals on the small-holding - often with humorous consequences.

Every island of the Caribbean has its own character and so not surprisingly does the food from their kitchens. Indeed when Christopher Columbus first arrived in the Carribean he is said to have remarked that he saw so many islands he hardly knew which to go to first. So variety is the spice of life in Caribbean cooking. It is a delightfully eclectic blend of tastes and textures, influenced by ingredients and cooking techniques from Europe, Asia and Africa; a diversity born out of the mixture of races - Chinese, Portuguese, British, Indian, Amerindians and Africans whose travels and histories are the heart of the Caribbean.

Doug Kennel is a vet whose business is in trouble. When his children, Beth and Zak, suggest setting up a web-site, he''s not sure what they mean. But soon they''re solving problems, fact-finding and giving pet-care tips to animal-lovers all over the world. This title focuses on reptiles and snakes.

Has Your Pet Got A Problem? Why Not Email My Dad? He''S The Internet Vet! With Help From Me and My Brother, He''Ll Give You Advice, Top Tips and Brilliant Information On Scaly, Feathery and Furry Friends... Dear Internet Vet I''Ve Made Friends With A Cat! He''S Such A Character. I''D Love To Keep Him, But He Kills Stuff, Wees On The Furniture and He''S Enormous! Can You Help Me Change His Ways? Love Daisy A Tall Order! We Discovered Why Cats Have Nine Lives, How They Were Once Worshipped and Why Some Have No Tails! But Could We Stop The Weeing, The Killing and The Over-Eating? Find Out Inside...

Children will laugh and learn as they explore the weird side of science with the Horrible Science Series. How do vampire bats suck blood? What makes stink bombs stink? These are just a few of the questions that are answered in this wacky science fact series. Cartoon-style illustrations depict the more grotesque aspects of science that fascinate children. Text copyright 2004 Lectorum Publications, Inc.

The book contains completely new material covering each field of science, as well as chapters on dinosaurs, testing your teacher and weird scientists. The quiz element is key to the success of all the Horrible Science books, and this particular title should plug into the delight our readers have shown at the chance to test them selves and their friends on some of the more unusual facts of Science. As well as quizzes, the book contains activities and fact files. Tony De Saulles provides his usual wonderful illustration and this book is a delight for all readers.

Children will laugh and learn as they explore the weird side of science with the Horrible Science Series. How do vampire bats suck blood? What makes stink bombs stink? These are just a few of the questions that are answered in this wacky science fact series. Cartoon-style illustrations depict the more grotesque aspects of science that fascinate children. Text copyright 2004 Lectorum Publications, Inc.