1000 Words: Science

1000 Words: Science brings science vocabulary into a bright, highly visual format that feels made for curious young readers. DK’s picture-and-word approach gives each spread a clear focus, turning everyday STEM ideas into something children can name, notice, and talk about.

From hot and cold and seasons to machines, weather, the human body, plants, and light, the book covers a wide sweep of early science topics. It is especially strong as an introduction to the language around science, not just the concepts themselves, which makes it useful for children who are beginning to build vocabulary across school subjects.

Why it works so well for early learners

• Clear, topic-led spreads make scientific ideas easy to approach.
• Word-and-image pairing helps readers connect terminology with real-world examples.
• The breadth of topics supports both home reading and classroom conversation.
• The tone is lively without feeling crowded or overwhelming.

A practical STEM starter

The book’s structure reflects the way young children actually learn: by seeing patterns, naming things, and revisiting ideas in different contexts. That makes it a natural fit for families, teachers, and early learners who want a gentle introduction to science language with plenty of visual support.

Written by Jules Pottle, this DK title is a useful choice when you want an accessible science ebook that is as much about language-building as it is about subject knowledge.