Body Coverings (series)

Each book in this fascinating series looks at how a body covering is used by a variety of animals. A fun, investigative approach begins with close-up photography, prompting readers to guess which animals are being studied.

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Creature Comparisons (series)

What makes a monkey a monkey? Are all monkeys alike? Each book in this delightful new series looks at an animal group and the characteristics that make every animal within that group unique. The series introduces children to the variety found within animal groups, such as size, shape and colour.

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Dinosaurs (series)

This series combines the familiar Acorn format of simple text with fantastic images to create a set of high-interest reads on this ever-popular topic. Each title looks at a different dinosaur, with details of its features and characteristics, and information as to how we have come to know so much about them.

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Living & Non Living (series)

This series aims to teach the main characteristics of living and non living things against the backdrop of a particular habitat.

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Materials (series)

Materials is an early introduction to common materials and their properties, helping to develop children’s early language and scientific skills.

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Spot The Difference (series)

A stimulating look at animal noses, ears, eyes and mouths. Each book looks at one part of the body and explains what it is used for.

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Spot the Difference Plants (series)

Introduce your pupils to key biological concepts with this stimulating series for Key Stage 1. An extension to the popular Spot the Difference range, which uses animals to look at different parts of the body, this series looks at individual plant parts, explaining the purpose and function of each.

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