experiments

Weather is an essential elementary science topic, and it?s explained to readers in this exciting guide that encourages a hands-on approach to learning. Helpful facts are presented through achievable text, but the focal point of this reading experience is the use of experiments to enhance readers? understanding of this topic. Step-by-step instructions guide readers through each experiment, and a QR code enables them to download a badge at the end to show off their success. The design of this cool look at a common curriculum concept draws readers in with relatable photographs, clear labels, bright illustrations, and helpful diagrams.

"Get outside and do some . . . science experiments! From growing flowers and vegetables, to building a bee hotel or aging a tree, these simple activities are quick and easy to do, using easily found equipment. This book tells you all you need to know about plants--what types of plants are there and where do they grow? Discover the different parts of a plant and why they're important, from roots and petals to leaves and seeds. Follow the life cycle of a plant and see how seeds grow. See how plants release water through their leaves in a simple experiment"--OCLC.

"You can't see forces, but they are at work everywhere around you. Get outside and learn more about forces with these fun experiments and projects you can do outside or with materials you find outdoors"--Publisher.

"When you go outside, animals are everywhere! You might not notice them at first, but they're all around you. Learn all about animals with these projects and experiments you can do outside or with materials you find outdoors"--Publisher.

"Everything on Earth is made from different materials. And the best place to see those materials is outside! Learn all about materials with these fun projects and experiments you can do outside or with things you find outdoors"--Publisher.

How does an electrical circuit work? What?s a conductor? Where does static electricity come from? The answers to these questions and more are waiting for readers to discover in this engaging and educational guide to electricity.

"Science is a blast when you work together with Grandma! Follow the volcano of fun in this silly story"--Back cover.

Text provides recipes on how to make magnetic slime by adding iron oxide powder, along with tips for making scientific observations during the creation process.

Slime can be made out of edible ingredients, such as marshmallows and gummies. Text provides recipes on how to make edible slime, along with tips for making scientific observations during the creation process.

"A rubber duck floats in the tub. A rock sinks to the bottom of a lake. Why do some objects float and others sink? Find out in this series about materials and their properties. Informative, at-level text and . . . photos help readers understand the differences between objects that sink and float"--Provided by publisher.