Organisms are classified into two main groups - single-celled or multicellular. In this book, you will learn the difference of these two groups of organisms. You will also go over examples of single-celled and multicellular organisms. Complex organisms are composed of different cells that perform different functions. What are these functions? What are examples of complex organisms? Learn more by reading.

A whole new world was opened to scientists when the microscope was invented in the late 1500s. As a result, cell biologists were able to study the tiniest particles known to man. In this book, you are going to read about some of the most accomplished cell biologists in history. Get to know Robert Hooke, Antony van Leeuwenhoek, and Ernest Just. Grab a copy and start reading today.

Organisms pertain to all living things. This science book for fifth graders discusses how the cell can be the smallest unit of life that can reproduce itself. Included in the discussion are the characteristics of a cell and the functions of cell parts. The information included in this book are age-appropriate and taken from standard school curriculum.

It's easy to compare plants using the more noticeable characteristics like color and size. But if you want to be a scientist, you need to learn to look deeper. This book will guide you to do that. First, you will learn to differentiate between seeding and non-seeding plants. Then, there's the cone-bearing and the flowering plants. Lastly, know what all plants have in common. Start reading today!

There's something cool about how plants and animals live. Are you ready to discover their secrets? Open this book to find out! Learning about other living things can be made very exciting by adding vivid images and carefully selected texts. Pictures attract a child and makes him/her interested in the subject. Grab a copy today!

All living things can be classified depending on their characteristics. There is a total of five major kingdoms used in the classification. These are: Monera, Fungi, Animalia, Protista and Plantae. How are organisms classified? Well, there's a system in doing that, which will be discussed in the following pages too. Grab a copy for your fifth grader today.

Did you know that there are eleven systems in your body, and each of these systems is composed of specific organs performing certain functions? This, alone, is proof that your body is extraordinary. Read more facts and information about your anatomy and physiology. Grab a copy of this study book today.

Living things are classified into domains and kingdoms. But because life on Earth is too varied and complex, these two classifications are further broken down into more specific subcategories dubbed as family, genus and species. This science book will cover the process of life classification. It will also touch on dichotomous keys, which allow students to classify organisms based on their physical characteristics.

What makes you "you" when you were made of the union of your parents' DNA? Explore the tiniest details about your uniqueness by going over this science book of heredity. Reading should be made a fun experience by choosing materials that are both informative and creative. This is a recommended book on the topic.

Why is it that if mom's cooking smells so good, it almost always tastes good to? The reason is explained in this biology book for first grade students. In the following pages, your child will be learning about the sense of smell and taste, and what links them together. This is an excellent book for future doctors.