Pooh and all his friends wander through the Hundred-Acre Wood discovering all kinds of things such as nocturnal animals, how plants grow, and gravity. Each story incorporates simple scientific facts while examining how young children learn through listening, questioning, observing, comparing, and experimenting. And every story ends with a hands on activity for parents and children to do together.

Winnie the Pooh takes a tour of the Hundred Acre Wood on his way to make a neighborly visit to Piglet.

Looking for a new tree in which to build his home, Owl explores the woods and discovers all kinds of uses that different trees provide.

Pooh finds out why we need rain--cover [p. 4].

When Pooh's favorite tree starts drying up, he and his friends reminisce about everything the tree has given them over the years--such as a swing for swinging, leaves to jump in, and the perfect place to perch for an amazing view of the Wood. Then it's time to make a plan and come to the tree's rescue!--back jacket flap.