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50 science things to make and do
Summary
Spiral-bound activity books
50 science things to make and do
- 50 spiral bound cards each displaying a fun and fresh way to explore the world of science.
- Activities include a foaming monster, making salt and candy crystals, balloon rockets and testing acids and alkalis with homemade litmus paper.
- Each card contains step-by-step instructions for how to complete the activity as well as a simple explanation of the science behind it.
- The spiral binding makes the cards easy to use with no fear of losing favourite cards!
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- Spiral-bound hardback
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Information
Key Stage: KS2/3 S; Age 7+ (info)
Spiral-bound hardback:
ISBN: 9780746098240
104 pages
174 x 120mm
Author/Editor: Kate Knighton and Georgina Andrews
Reader Reviews
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50 Science Things to make and do
Very useful science book for doing experiments with children anything between 5 and 9. The materials are easily obtainable and the method is easy to follow. I can recommend the balloon rocket the most though!
Jennina Taylor-Wells, 10th August 2009
50 Science things to make and do.
This book is fantastic. I run a brownie pack and there is as much in it for them as there is for me. ( I am a science graduate!)
Helen, 20th October 2008
50 science things to make and do
It is a good book to learn about science. I liked the experiment with paper planes the best. Rex PS: I am 5 and I love reading
rex, 18th October 2008
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