Best Science for Kids Books of 2025

National Geographic Road Atlas: Adventure Edition is an essential guide for anyone planning a road trip across the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Puerto Rico. This atlas includes up-to-date road maps for all 50 states, with inset maps that detail major cities and popular attractions. What sets this atlas apart is the inclusion of detailed maps and recommendations for the top 100 destinations for adventure, as well as the top 24 most visited national parks. The heavy-duty spiral binding and clear plastic cover ensure durability and easy reading. Overall, this book is a valuable resource for travelers seeking adventure on the open road.

The Baby University Board Book Set is the perfect gift for parents who want to introduce their little ones to science and STEM concepts. The set includes four educational books, each featuring colorful and simple introductions to scientific principles for babies. Written by an award-winning physicist, Chris Ferrie, these books cover topics such as quantum physics, rocket science, general relativity, and Newtonian physics. This board book set is a wonderful way to encourage early learning and makes a great newborn baby gift. Overall, this series is a unique and valuable addition to any child's library.

The Baby University ABC's Board Book Set is a must-have for any parent looking to introduce their toddler to science and STEM concepts. Written by award-winning physicist Chris Ferrie, this set includes four colorful board books that cover topics such as space, mathematics, physics, and science. Each book offers three levels of learning, making it perfect for children aged 1-3. The set is an excellent way to spark curiosity and encourage young scientists to explore and learn more. Overall, the Baby University ABC's Board Book Set is an exceptional gift for any newborn or young child, and it stands out as a unique and valuable addition to any child's book collection.

The Baby University Physics Board Book Set is a perfect gift for young scientists. Written by science expert Chris Ferrie, this four-book set introduces basic scientific concepts and STEM to even the youngest scientist through colorful and simple introductions to scientific principles. The set includes titles on Astrophysics, Statistical Physics, Nuclear Physics, and Optical Physics. This STEM book set is an excellent choice for birthdays, baby showers, holidays, and beyond. Overall, this set is a great way to spark a love for science in young children and make learning fun.

"Reading in the Brain: The New Science of How We Read" by Stanislas Dehaene is a fascinating investigation into the human invention of reading. Dehaene explores the origins and neural underpinnings of reading, revealing the hidden logic of spelling and describing pioneering research on language processing. Through this elegant and compelling narrative, he takes readers on a journey of discovery, providing a new appreciation of the brain and its wondrous capacity to adapt. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the cognitive, cultural, and neurological aspects of reading."

This updated and expanded edition of Chemistry (Quick Study Academic) by Mark D. Jackson, PhD, is an essential companion for students in introductory chemistry courses and a must-have refresher for those in higher-level courses. The guide is well-organized and easy to understand, with practical applications, chemical problems, and helpful illustrations. The author's ability to make the complicated subject of chemistry interesting and straightforward makes this study tool a valuable addition to any chemistry student's collection.

The Baby University Explore Science Board Book Set is an excellent way to introduce young children to STEM concepts. The set includes four books, each covering a different scientific principle in a simple and colorful way that is easy for toddlers to understand. The author, Chris Ferrie, is an award-winning physicist, which adds credibility to the content. This set makes a great gift for newborns and young children, and is a wonderful addition to any child's library. Overall, the Baby University Explore Science Board Book Set is a unique and valuable resource for parents looking to introduce their children to science at a young age.

The Baby University Quantum Science Board Book Set is an excellent educational collection of books for toddlers and babies. Authored by Chris Ferrie, an award-winning physicist, and Senior Lecturer for Quantum Software and Information at the University of Technology Sydney, these STEM books introduce basic scientific concepts and principles to even the youngest scientist. The set includes four colorful board books covering Quantum Entanglement, Quantum Computing, Quantum Information, and Neural Networks. These books are perfect for parents who want to introduce their children to science at an early age. Overall, this book set is a great gift for young children and science teachers alike.

This book, titled "180 Days of Science: Grade 2 - Daily Science Workbook for Classroom and Home" is an essential resource for teachers looking to supplement their science curriculum with 180 days of daily practice. The book provides weekly science units that build content-area literacy and are easy to incorporate into the classroom. The book covers a particular topic within one of three science strands: life science, physical science, and Earth and space science each week. The resource includes digital materials and is aligned with Next Generation Science Standards and state standards.

Upside Down Dreams is a touching story about an 8-year-old girl named Lilly Padilly who dreams of flying. Despite facing skepticism from her peers and self-doubt, a special encounter with a fighter pilot inspires her to pursue her dream. The book is based on the author's personal experiences as a Thunderbird Pilot and her passion for empowering others to overcome obstacles and achieve their goals. This book is a great read for young girls who are looking for a relatable heroine and a message of perseverance and determination.