STEM Reading List: Cubes
These six books present younger readers with information about cubes.
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What in the World is a Cube? By: Anders Hanson This book contains simple text and photographs that describe cubes to young readers. |
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Cubes By: Laura Hamilton Waxman Illustrated by: Kathy Mitter In Cubes, rhyming text and creative illustrations draw attention to cubes that are found in the world around us. The 3-D Shapes illustrated nonfiction books series provide the first lessons on three-dimensional shapes. |
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Cube Countdown By: Dan Green Illustrated by: David Shephard Offers a collection of puzzles and logical problems testing knowledge of shapes, geometry, and patterns presented in the form of a choose-your-own-adventure story that requires the correct answers to make it through the story. |
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Stone Age Geometry: Cubes By: Gerry Bailey and Felicia Law Illustrated by: Mike Phillips Leo and his pet cat to provide the basics of cubes. They introduce cubes, discussing their angles, dimensions, and vertices, and displays examples of cubes in practical science and in nature. |
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Three Dimensional Shapes: Cubes By: Luana K. Mitten The concept of the cube is defined through interesting text and photos displaying how cubes can be found throughout our world. |
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Cubes By: Nathan Olson Which 3-D shape can cool your drink or roll your next move? A cube! Have lots of fun finding all kinds of cubes―spotted, sweet, salty, frozen, or fuzzy! |
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