Can you inflate a balloon using yeast and sugar? Do you know what happens if you plant a bean upside down? Finding out about science becomes fun with this exciting new series of practical activity books.
What can lift you up? What can help you slide down? Look in your playground. There are lots of simple machines, there!
What melts in your mouth and not in your hands, plumps when youcook it, and comes in more than forty-eight scrumptious flavors?Give up? The correct answer is: Science! With The Science Chef you'll learn loads of basic science by doingfun, easy-to-perform cooking projects. And you get to eat theresults when you're finished! Why do onions make you cry? How does yeast make bread rise? Whatma…
Games and activities that teach kids ages 10+ to code with Python Learning to code isn’t as hard as it sounds―you just have to get started! Coding for Kids: Python starts kids off right with 50 fun, interactive activities that teach them the basics of the Python programming language. From learning the essential building blocks of programming to creating their very own games, kids will pr…
Why does a rubber ball bounce? When a rubber ball hits a hard surface it flattens the rubber and squeezes the air inside the ball. The air inside then tries to push the rubber back to its original shape. The force of the air makes the ball bounce.
You Probably don't think about it often, but your world is filled with tools and machines that make your life easier. Imagine an average school day and think of all the gadgets and inventions you use.
This title introduces early science concepts using everyday examples to teach young readers how the world around them works. It encourages young readers to develop enquiry by predicting outcomes.
Questions and answers present some of life's everyday mysteries, such as why steel rusts, why soap gets things clean, and how plants grow.
Gears, gizmos, and gadgets -- and how they are used to operate machines. The invisible forces of electricity and magnetism. The people who invented many of the thing we take for granted. The amazing beam of light called laser -- and how we use it. X-ray machines -- and the way they take pictures. Batteries -- how and why they work.
-- Introduces young children to fundamental aspects of nature, science and technology-- Inspired by the questions children ask about the world around them. -- Simple text and detailed illustrations answer questions in clear, step-by-step stages.