Physics: Investigate the Mechanics of Nature (Inquire and Investigate) [Idioma Inglés]: INVESTIGATE THE FORCES OF NATURE - Softcover

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Jane P. Gardner has worked in publishing as a writer and editor of educational material for the K-12+ market for over a decade. With master’s degrees in geology and education, Jane brings her unique combination of skills in science and education to each project. Jane lives in Melrose, MA.

Sam Carbaugh is a freelance cartoonist and illustrator. He has worked with many colleges and companies to create informational comics and illustrations. Sam lives in Grand Rapids, MI.

Jane P. Gardner has worked in publishing as a writer and editor of educational material for the K-12+ market for over a decade. With master’s degrees in geology and education, Jane brings her unique combination of skills in science and education to each project. Jane lives in Melrose, MA.

Sam Carbaugh is a freelance cartoonist and illustrator. He has worked with many colleges and companies to create informational comics and illustrations. Sam lives in Grand Rapids, MI.

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Have you ever noticed that the physical world works in certain ways? When you push an object it moves. Skateboarders use force and motion to perform tricks. If you jump as high as you can, you'll quickly fall back to the ground. Baseball players use gravity to bring the ball back down when they throw it. The fascinating science of physics helps you understand why forces, motion, gravity, electricity, magnetism, light, and sound work in predictable ways.

Physics: Investigate the Mechanics of Nature features graphic novel illustrations, interesting sidebars, youtube links, and a glossary of important vocabulary to bring the complex world of physics to life. Inquiry-based, age-appropriate projects include designing a skateboard park that maps the forces at work—both on the skateboarder and on the skateboard—and creating an electroscope to detect electric charges around your house or school. Physics can be fun!

Have you ever noticed that the physical world works in certain ways? When you push an object it moves. Skateboarders use force and motion to perform tricks. If you jump as high as you can, you'll quickly fall back to the ground. Baseball players use gravity to bring the ball back down when they throw it. The fascinating science of physics helps you understand why forces, motion, gravity, electricity, magnetism, light, and sound work in predictable ways.

Physics: Investigate the Mechanics of Nature features graphic novel illustrations, interesting sidebars, youtube links, and a glossary of important vocabulary to bring the complex world of physics to life. Inquiry-based, age-appropriate projects include designing a skateboard park that maps the forces at workboth on the skateboarder and on the skateboardand creating an electroscope to detect electric charges around your house or school. Physics can be fun!