Science Experiments

by RobertWinston (Author)

• Used

  Hardcover
  2011

  $3.25

  Do exciting science experiments in this award-winning book aimed at kids aged 9-11. Science Experiments gives children hands-on experience with many aspects of science: from forces and motion, to matter and materials, and even how things grow in the natural world. Understand how the scientific method works by carrying out science experiments at home. There are experiments for all abilities, from quick and easy experiments to trickier projects that make topics like electricity and magnetism come alive for children. Written by Robert Winston, each experiment features easy step-by-step instructions and an explanation of the science behind the project. More than 350 photos and illustrations make this science book for kids fun and engaging. So whether it's making crystals, launching a bottle rocket, or even making a home-made radio, this childrens' book is packed full of cool projects that will keep a budding scientist busy for weeks. Winner of The Royal Society Young People's Book Prize 2012

• New

  Hardcover
  2011

  $15.90

  Do exciting science experiments in this award-winning book aimed at kids aged 9-11. Science Experiments gives children hands-on experience with many aspects of science: from forces and motion, to matter and materials, and even how things grow in the natural world. Understand how the scientific method works by carrying out science experiments at home. There are experiments for all abilities, from quick and easy experiments to trickier projects that make topics like electricity and magnetism come alive for children. Written by Robert Winston, each experiment features easy step-by-step instructions and an explanation of the science behind the project. More than 350 photos and illustrations make this science book for kids fun and engaging. So whether it's making crystals, launching a bottle rocket, or even making a home-made radio, this childrens' book is packed full of cool projects that will keep a budding scientist busy for weeks. Winner of The Royal Society Young People's Book Prize 2012