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Hands-On Science: 50 Kids' Activities from CSIRO

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title Hands-On Science: 50 Kids' Activities from CSIRO
Authors and Contributors      Edited by Sarah Kellett
Edited by David Shaw
Edited by Kath Kovac
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:128
Dimensions(mm): Height 210,Width 210
Category/GenreMathematics
General
Physics
Chemistry
ISBN/Barcode 9781486306145
ClassificationsDewey:507.8
Audience
Children / Juvenile
Illustrations Full colour illustrations throughout

Publishing Details

Publisher CSIRO Publishing
Imprint CSIRO Publishing
Publication Date 1 September 2016
Publication Country Australia

Description

Age range 7 to 12 Did you ever wonder why some insects can walk on water? Or how the Ancient Egyptians made mummies? Are you curious about why a guitar sounds different from a flute? Gather some everyday materials from around your home and find out the answers with these 50 kid-approved science activities from CSIRO. The activities cover electricity and magnetism, sound and light, heat and motion, water and gases, living things, shapes and our planet Earth. Each activity has a simple list of materials required, and uses simple step-by-step instructions and drawings to enable you to create exciting and interesting reactions, experiments and inventions. Fast facts and quiz questions will help you test your knowledge, and you'll also find an explanation of the science behind each activity, along with examples of how each principle works in the real world. Discover more about the world of science by making: Dancing slime Rubbery bones A ping pong ball shooter Ghastly ghostly photos Fizzy dinosaur eggs A lemon battery

Reviews

The activities cover electricity and magnetism, sound and light, heat and motion, water and gases, living things, shapes and our planet Earth; this is ideal to support KS2 science as many of the main topics are covered [...] The range of experiments is really good and many of them produce exciting and often unexpected reactions." -Parents in Touch