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Ace Your Forces and Motion Science Project
What is friction? What is the coriolis force? Young scientists will explore the physics of forces and motion with the great experiments in this book. Full-color illustrations highlight key points to make science a snap. Many experiments are followed by ideas for science fair projects. Help students ace their next physics project or test.
Kitchen Science
Surveys some of the scientific principles related to foods and their preparation.
Toy and Game Science
Describes different kinds of toys and the scientific principles that explain how they work.
Party Science
Discusses the scientific principles behind various objects and activities at a party including balloons, fireworks, magic, and laughter.
Ace Your Science Project Using Chemistry Magic and Toys
Get kids interested in science while making toys and doing magic tricks with the unique experiments in this book. Make a "genie" in a bottle, a flame that jumps, a toy electric motor, and more. Readers will learn chemistry and physics while having fun. Many experiments include high-interest ideas to get young people involved in science fairs. Students can ace their next science project or test using magic and toys.
Earth Evidence
Describes how forensic geologists help solve crimes.
99 Jumpstarts for Kids' Science Research
This third entry in the Jumpstarts series focuses on Science topics for upper elementary and middle school students. Maintaining the 99 Jumpstarts format of the two previous books, 99 Jumpstarts for Kids Science Research is divided into ten broad topical sections. Each topic is arranged in alphabetical order under its section. Topics include Body Parts, Energy, Animals, Heavens, Weather, Matter, Medicine, Technology, Environment, and Geology. This pathfinder approach aides students in the research process, helping them define important terms, offer beginning questions to help narrow their topic, furnish source ideas and some fun activities to explore each topic. Grades 4-8.
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