This Book Thinks You're a Scientist: Imagine * Experiment * Create

Description

This book thinks you're a scientist explores seven key scientific areas in the Science Museum's new interactive gallery for children: force and motion, electricity and magnetism, earth and space, light, matter, sound and mathematics. Each spread centres on an open-ended question or activity, with space on the page for the child to write, draw or interact with the book. Imagine dogs are magnetic! Design how you would make a book fly. Write a new robot language. The book ends with a section for children to record their own guided independent investigations, including surveys and experiment logs.

This book thinks you're a scientist is written by a team of experts from The Science Museum, London.

'It's a book that will make every child enjoy and understand science. An outstanding book, highly recommended for all families with children aged 5 - 11, and equally useful in the classroom' - Parents in Touch 'Through a series of creatively and quirkily illustrated prompts, readers are encouraged to engage in their own hands-on experiments and explore science by questioning everything. It's a great way for your children to the spend the afternoon, out in the sun, experimenting on things you probably never thought they would' - Engineering and Technology magazine 'Encourages you to imagine, experiment and create with a ton of really fantastic ideas and ways to use the book to do some practical demonstrations of the theories shared in this fascinating tome' - Read It Daddy blog 'This is an excellent book for budding scientists and all children who want to know what will happen if...' - The Bookbag 'Explore force and motion, electricity and magnetism, light, matter and sound with some really original experiments' - The School Run 'This is is definitely no typical science book: you're encouraged to write, draw and scribble on the pages, or even rip them out. Perfect for budding scientists, it is a brilliantly fun hands-on book which will encourage you to imagine, experiment, create and ask the question What if...?' - The Week Junior 'As the mega warning on this book states: 'You are guaranteed to fall in love with science after reading this book.' WE AGREE' - SCOOP