9781998769520 - science experiments for kids: science project activities and how they work (fun experiments kids can do with materials from around the house) von wilson, claudia (2 Ergebnisse)
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Zustand: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Get kids fired up about physics¿fun and easy science experiments for ages 10 to 13What attracts goo to a balloon? Can you cook s'mores using energy from the sun? These at-home science experiments let kids get their hands dirty and find out. Created b…y board-certified science teacher dr. Erica colón, this kid-friendly physics book offers an interactive approach to fundamental concepts like electricity, heat, and sound so kids can get a jump on learning and discover just how fun physics really is. Home science experiments for smart kids includes.Easy to follow instructions that make doing these experiments as easy as riding a bike for your childPhotos showing each experiment and how to do every single one of them! Everyday science your kid will love that is suitable for all ages!The 5 steps of the scientific method every child needs to knowRidiculously fun experiments such as the lemon volcano, elephant toothpaste, vinegar pops and moon sand! And so much more! These fun activities use available household items to develop kids' analytical skills and critical thinking and expand their knowledge in physics, biology, chemistry, space, and technology.As kids grow up in a technology-rich world, they become more curious to learn how things work. These magical experiments teach kids that science can explain unpredicted phenomena.
