science

Uses simple observations and experiments to explore the forces that cause movement.

Investigates, through simple experiments, the basic principles of balance and explores the concepts of gravity, mass, force, and weight.

Provides instructions for science experiments such as making invisible ink, separating mixtures, and splitting colors.

Presents scientific tricks and experiments such as blue celery, weird water, and rubber bones.

Provides fourth to sixth grade students and parents with information they need to complete science assignments. Includes information such as: the animal and plant kingdom, vertebrates and invertebrates, photosynthesis, food chains and food webs, biomes, environmental issues, how the Earth was formed, and much more.

Explains why many commonly accepted scientific "facts"--lightning never strikes twice, the sky is blue, snakes are slimy, etc.--are untrue.

Young readers learn about scientific methods.

Teaches readers how to conduct science experiments through step-by-step instructions for eleven failed inquiries designed to test such hypotheses as whether it is possible to wash dishes in a washing machine, and if it is possible to live through the winter eating nothing but ketchup-covered snowballs.

Middle schooler Eddy loves science and inventing, but has trouble with people. Will his new friends help him rethink his definition of success?.

Describes how science has helped create many of the things we use today and the science behind some legends.