Shaping the Earth Level 31

Shaping the Earth takes readers on a fascinating journey through the powerful forces that continuously transform our planet. From earthquakes and volcanic eruptions to the slow but persistent effects of wind and water, the book explains how Earth's surface is shaped over time. Through detailed diagrams, comparisons, and cutaways, students can visualise these changes and understand Earth as a dynamic, ever-changing system. The explanatory style builds scientific literacy, while the text encourages readers to compare processes and ask questions. This book is perfect for integrating Earth science topics into reading sessions and fostering curiosity about the natural world.

Educational Benefits:

• Supports understanding of geological processes and Earth science.
• Builds critical thinking through comparison and cause-effect relationships.
• Develops comprehension using visual data and explanatory text.
• Encourages inquiry through guided questioning techniques.

Classroom Ideas:

• Create a classroom model of Earth's layers or landforms.
• Compare fast and slow changes to the Earth using real-world examples.
• Use weather reports to explore erosion and natural forces.
• Have students write their own explanation texts on natural phenomena.

Safety & Information:

• Suitable for ages 9+
• Book size: 180mm x 240mm
• Printed on durable, eco-safe paper
• Fully illustrated with no small parts or hazardous features