Kids can discover important principles of modern science by conducting these exciting experiments. Appropriate for grade schoolers and teens, this illustrated volume explains the language of chemistry and lab techniques. More than 40 experiments include growing a crystal garden, manufacturing oxygen, creating a miniature volcano, making soap and toothpaste, and more.
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I was so excited to receive this book. It has great experiments that teach kids about different aspects of chemistry. Everything is clearly laid out and a general time frame is given so that it is possible to choose the right activity for the situation. They have practical experiments that really are mind boggling in a way like making photosensitive paper, negatives, and then using the two together to create a picture. The simplicity of the experiments coupled with the impact that they have in explaining different phenomenon is incredible! Definitely would recommend this book for people wanting to do experiments with anyone from elementary school through college.
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- Science Through Childrens Literature: An Integrated Approach by Carol M Butzow on page 25
- Physical Sciences: Curriculum Resources and Activities for School Librarians and Teachers by Amy Bain on page 93
- Marva Collins' Way by Marva Collins in Back Matter
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Intermediate Science (Through Children's Literature)
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Butzow
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