Every question gets a whole page
Kids look at the picture first, so the picture carries the answer. Grown-ups get a clear explanation they can read out loud.
A labeled diagram
Arrows and labels show what is happening, like flies failing to brake near a zebra’s stripes.
The Answer
A short, true explanation in plain words, with real numbers kids can picture.
How It Works
Three pictures, step by step.
At a Glance and a Quick Fact
Three key points to remember and one surprise to share at dinner.
Common Myths
Three things many people believe, each with the truth next to it.
10 worlds to explore
10 big questions in each world, plus a page of 10 Quick Whys. Sources for every page are listed at the back.
Myth or fact?
Three cards from the free pack. Guess first, then tap.
Tall things get hit again and again. The Empire State Building averages about 23 strikes a year.
White stripes grow where dark color is switched off.
Your brain stays warm. Nerves in your mouth are reacting to the cold.
Myth or Fact? 36 science cards and 4 posters
- 36 cut-out cards with the answer printed upside down
- 4 “Why of the Week” posters for the fridge or classroom
- A My Big Why worksheet for young scientists
Join the launch team
Get a free advance digital copy a week before release, the Myth or Fact pack for your kids, and a peek behind the scenes of launch week. No strings attached.