experiments

"Young readers are able to build a variety of speed machines by following step-by-step instructions"--Provided by publisher.

Text and illustrations present a collection of activities that look at the science behind plants and other living things.

"STEAM activities are a fun way to spend rainy days indoors! Create a working winch and a paperbox projector, paint with salt, and build a kaleidoscope with common kitchen materials"--Provided by publisher.

"Explore STEAM with hands-on activities! Experiment with color to grow crystals with paint and salt, use kitchen ingredients to create works of art, and more! Each activity created in partnership with Crayola"--Provided by publisher.

"Use everyday materials to explore STEAM principles: build a maze from paper plates and chenille stems, create collages with overlapping mediums, make a mosaic out of clay, and explore tessellations by remixing art"-- Provided by publisher.

A collection of science experiments that can be performed outside and at home using common household items and materials.

We all know about slime's ooey, gooey qualities. What about its...crunch? . . . Readers will take their slime-making skills up a notch by adding texture with foam beads, glitter, water beads, and even sand. Text provides recipes on how to make crunchy slime, along with tips for making scientific observations during the creation process.

Contains seventy recipes for children that can help teach about science.

"Looking for quick and easy science projects for your makerspace? Look no further! From mini rockets and rainbows to ice cream and invisible ink, these . . . 10-minute kitchen science projects will have kids making in no time!"--Provided by publisher.

The science of light is presented to readers in a fun and fact-filled way in this guide to conducting simple experiments. Essential background information is given to readers through age-appropriate text and helpful diagrams. Readers are then encouraged to take what they?ve learned and apply it in a hands-on way.