Wyler, Rose

Simple text introduces characteristics and properties of the sky, sun, stars, planets, and moon.

Simple text and experiments illustrate why it rains, how clouds and rainbows form, and why lightening and thunder occurs.

Simple mathematical tricks that will make you look like a magician.

Instructions for simple experiments that explore the properties of water, air, sound, and magnets.

Describes how to write invisible messages, make ghosts appear on walls and many other tricks.

Instructions for performing a variety of experiments, indoors and out, with soil and rocks.

Experiments for home or the classroom with seeds and plants, showing what is inside seeds, how roots form, and how plants grow.

Demonstrates scientific principles such as propulsion and inertia with easy activities using toys.

Describes the plants and animals commonly found in the forest, including trees, mushrooms, insects, and squirrels. Suggests related activities.

Describes how to write invisible messages, make ghosts appear on walls, and many other tricks.