experiments

Contains a selection of hands-on science activities designed to help students in grades one through four learn how the senses work, and how to use the five senses to explore the properties of matter.

Twenty-one science projects provide an understanding of plants and how they respond to the environment.

Uses experiments to illustrate the properties of rain as well as the reasons that water is such an important part of life.

Provides instructions for a variety of experiments introducing the study of heat, its characteristics, sources, and uses.

Learn about the distinct properties of metals through 16 experiments using common household items.

Explores such topics in physics as levers, friction, heat transmission, and density with experiments using common household utensils.

Simple experiments demonstrate how everyday machines use the principles of motion and how forces such as friction and gravity affect movement.

Presents flying facts and accompanying instructions for making eighteen different types of paper airplanes--arranged in a sequence of lessons that teach flight physics.

An illustrated book of projects demonstrating the properties of flight.

Provides information on the basics of science fair projects and suggestions for a variety of projects using easily obtainable materials.