Resources by Franklin Watts

This series looks at how science and technology has transformed the way we live. It examines both the positive and the negative impacts of these developments on the environment, society, health and the economy.

This item is one of over 25,000 physical resources available from the Resources Collection. The Archive Collection covers over 50 years of curriculum development in the STEM subjects. The Contemporary Collection includes the latest publications from UK educational publishers.

Space stations, including Skylab, Mir and the ISS are a vital outposts of scientific endeavour. Although only the ISS remains in orbit, the story of man's quest to live and conduct experiments in space is a tale of adventure, tragedy and genius.

Six books that reveal the thrilling journeys, triumphs and...

'The Real Scientist' series puts the wow factor back into science - readers can investigate and experiment using everyday objects.

The children are playing at home when suddenly all the light go out. In the dark, they are convinced someone is trying to break in. How can they use their electronic set to save the day? Science has never been more...

Speedy Science is a book which is packed with fun science experiments children can do in minutes, using everyday things at home or school. The book covers all areas of Science from life on earth to physical science...

Spring is the season when buds burst into blossom, hibernating animals awake from their winter's sleep and new life begins all around us. A variety of information about the spring months, including the types of...

Covering space explorations and understandings of the stars and planets, the Discovering Space series explains past beliefs and shows how technology has enabled us to advance our knowledge.

With clearly labelled artwork and 'case notes' panels that give answers to popular questions about the body, this work explains how the body's systems function and how it stays fit and healthy.

The titles in 'The Real Scientist' series put the wow factor back into science - young readers can investigate, experiment and get going.