What reading level is the Making Sense of Science series?

The Making Sense of Science series by Peter D. Riley is at a Grades 6.6–7.5 reading level (average Grade 6.9). Intended for Middle Grades (Ages 9–12). There are 7 books in the series.

What order should I read the Making Sense of Science books?

The Making Sense of Science series has 7 books in order: 1. Electricity And Power (Making Sense of Science), 2. Life on Earth, 3. Light And Color (Making Sense of Science), 4. Materials And Matter (Making Sense of Science), 5. Sound And Vibrations (Making Sense of Science), and 2 more.

What age is the Making Sense of Science series appropriate for?

The Making Sense of Science series is recommended for Middle Grades (Ages 9–12). The average content intensity is 1/5.

Making Sense of Science Books in Order

7 books by Peter D. Riley. Reading level: Grades 6.6–7.5. Middle Grades (Ages 9–12).

Content Intensity Across the Series

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Content stays at a steady intensity level throughout the series.

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Making Sense of Science Reading Order

#	Title	Reading Level	Content
1	Electricity And Power (Making Sense of Science) Peter D. Riley	Level 7-8	Gentle
2	Life on Earth Peter D. Riley	Level 7	Gentle
3	Light And Color (Making Sense of Science) Peter D. Riley	Level 6-7	Gentle
4	Materials And Matter (Making Sense of Science) Peter D. Riley	Level 6-7	Gentle
5	Sound And Vibrations (Making Sense of Science) Peter D. Riley	Level 6-7	Gentle
6	The Earth In Space (Making Sense of Science) Peter D. Riley	Level 6-7	Gentle
7	The Human Body (Making Sense of Science) Peter D. Riley	Level 7-8	Gentle