"Why do apples turn brown? And is it possible for water to "walk"? Find out inside with three science experiments that you can try yourself!"--Back cover. Learn science facts with Ryan and his mom, a former science teacher, in this Level 1 Ready-to-Read filled with science experiments that you can do at home, too! Ryan loves learning about science! Readers will love conducting three exciting and eye-catching experiments using household products,...

"Science experiments for kids that solve problems"--

"Simple text and full-color photos instruct readers how to build a tornado in a bottle and explain the science behind the activity"--Provided by publisher.

Presents over two dozen science activities demonstrating such scientific properties as forces and motion, chemical reactions, shapes and structures, and light and sound.

Explores the science behind food, nutrition, and cooking. Includes twenty experiments for young readers to further understand the science at home.

An apple floats, but a ball of aluminum foil does not. But if that same ball of foil is shaped into a boat, it floats. Why? Adler answers questions about density and flotation with clear, concise text, paired with Raff's illustrations. Activities demonstrating the properties of flotation are included.

A simple introduction to the Earth's moon, what its surface looks like, and when astronauts first landed on the moon.

1.- Electricidad -- Experimentos -- Esnsenanza elemental. 2.- Magnetismo -- Experimentos -- Esnsenanza elemental. 3.- Ciencia recreativa I.

"Energy Lab for Kids, created for kids by a teacher, offers challenging experiments and guided discussions along with how-tos, discoveries, and pointers from prize-winning kids."--

Introduces readers to the physics and chemistry, biology and ecology behind everyday play, including creating chemical reactions, exploring gravity and friction, transforming states of matter, playing with air pressure, and much more.