Name: Science Experiments for Kids: Fun STEM/STEAM Projects and the Reasons They Work!
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Author: Delia Owens
ISBN: 9781387801701

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Science Experiments for Kids: Fun STEM/STEAM Projects and the Reasons They Work!

Type

Physical Book

Author

Delia Owens

Publisher

Lulu.com

Language

English

Pages

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

22.9 x 15.2 x 0.3 cm

Weight

0.10 kg.

ISBN13

9781387801701

Synopsis "Science Experiments for Kids: Fun STEM/STEAM Projects and the Reasons They Work!"

Hands-on projects to get kids ages 5 to 10 excited about science. As kids grow older, they become more curious about the world around them, often asking, "How does this work?" Awesome Science Experiments for Kids teaches young brains the nuts and bolts of the scientific method using fun, hands-on experiments designed to show kids how to hypothesize, experiment, and then record their findings. With awesome projects like a Fizzy Rocket, Magnet-Powered Car, and Pencil Sundial, kids will have a blast learning to build, design, and think critically while getting inspired to interact with the world around them and make their own discoveries. Awesome Science Experiments for Kids includes: With 100+ STEAM EXPERIMENTS: With interactive activities for science, technology, engineering, art, and math, kids can learn how and why each project works. Easy-to-follow instructions: Step-by-step experiments simplify engineering to guide kids and make the STEM experiments and art projects clear and simple to do. Refer to real-life photos that show experiments and many of the common household materials they use, as well as some of the final results! From learning how quicksand works to turning a lemon into a battery, these experiments teach budding STEAM kids how cool it is to be curious. Click on buy now and make your children happy.

Delia Owens

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Delia Owens (Americus, Georgia, United States, 1949) trained as a zoologist and ethologist. She grew up in Thomasville and earned a degree in Zoology at the University of Georgia. In 1974, with her then-husband, Mark Owens, she moved to Africa to work first in Botswana (Central Kalahari Reserve, and from those studies obtained a PhD in Ethology at the University of California) and later in Zambia. After spending twenty-three years in Africa, she moved to a ranch in Idaho, in the northwest of the United States. After writing several scientific essays (Cry of the Kalahari, The Eye of the Elephant, Secrets of the Savanna), she set out to write a novel. Thus was born Where the Crawdads Sing, published in the United States in August 2018. At seventy, it has been a record-breaking narrative debut: it has spent several months in the top position of the New York Times bestseller list, has sold more than three million copies, and has been translated into more than 40 languages.

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