The ultimate reference guide to the all-encompassing essential science of earth that includes geology, meteorology, oceanography and astronomy. The amount and variety of facts covered makes our expertly written and designed guide a perfect fit to increase understanding, test scores and grades for students while offering the earth-conscious and space-lovers out there handy facts about our planet systems underground, on the surface, in our sky, and into space. This digital guide with colorful illustrations, diagrams, tables and graphs pack more facts per page than you’ll find anywhere for high-value quality knowledge, better grades and planet awareness at an unbeatable price. Digital guide includes: Astronomy Components of StudyThe Four SpheresGravity & Orbital Motion The EarthThe MoonStructures of the EarthHistory of the EarthPlate TectonicsEarthquakes & VolcanoesTypes of Rocks Igneous RocksMetamorphic RocksSedimentary RocksMinerals, Ores & CrystalsHydrosphere Water Cycle & Moving WaterEnergy & DischargeProfileBase LevelWork of StreamsMass WastingCompetence & CapacityDepositionNatural Levees & Stream ValleysResistant Beds, Rapids & WaterfallsMeanders & Oxbow LakesWide ValleysDrainage PatternsGroundwater Depletion & ContaminationSprings, Caves & CavernsAtmosphere Atmospheric CompositionAtmospheric LayersWindCloudsMeteorologyClimate

The study of life, in all it's glory; animals and plants we see around us, the tiny organisms we can't see that affect us every day, and even the molecules which make up life.  Learning biology, we ask questions about nature.  Lab experiments are HOW we ask the questions.  This guide shows how we ask questions in biology- what are the tools, terms, and major approaches scientists use to learn about the living world.  It includes some of the major ideas biologists study, as well as descriptions of techniques and instruments used.  This guide is intended for a high school or early college student, or anyone interested in understanding how biologists make the discoveries reported in the news daily.Lab Safety & First AidEssential Methods & ToolsScientific MethodMeasurementsStatisticsCommon Biology Lab EquipmentMicroscopyEssential ConceptsCell StructureCell TransportRespirationPhotosynthesisEnzyme ActivityOrganismal DiversityMitosisMeiosisMolecular GeneticsMendelian GeneticsField Biology

With the study of molecules and how they interact with one another, theory is important, but the lab is where the true excitement of chemistry lies.  This 6 page laminated guide is intended to serve as a reminder and quick study review for all aspects of the chemistry lab, from safety to chemicals, to instruments, and safety again (first, last, and always!).  Designed to find answers fast and to be spill proof it’s perfect for high school and early college students studying chemistry, as well as anyone interested in learning how scientists safely study the molecules that make up everything around us. 6 page laminated guide includes:Lab Safety TrainingGeneral Lab GuidelinesWorking With ChemicalsExposure to ChemicalsFirst AidKnow Your Lab ReagentsChemical SpillsWaste ManagementUseful Chemical InformationPeriodic Table IncludedLab Must-KnowsSafe Use of Lab EquipmentData ManipulationPreparing a Solution