Book details
Roller Coaster Science: 50 Wet, Wacky, Wild, Dizzy Experiments about Things Kids Like Best
Description
Experience all the fun of science and explore the science of funNow you can discover. * Why you don't fly out of your seat when amusement park rides turnupside down * Why a Frisbee flies * What makes popcorn pop and hot dogs plump With dozens of fun, safe, and inexpensive experiments, Jim Wiesereveals the secrets behind these and lots of other awesomemysteries. Did you ever wonder what makes a curveball curve, howcotton candy is made, and why fun house mirrors make you look soweird? Here's a wild way to learn the real reasons. Packed withamusing illustrations and easy-to-follow explanations, RollerCoaster Science is a great way to get into physics, chemistry,biology, and more.
Age
8-12
Text complexity
proficient
Length
128 pages
Book in series
#3
Why to read
- Educational Fun: The book combines the excitement of roller coasters with educational content, making learning about physics and science fun for kids. It's a great way to engage children who are interested in how things work, especially through hands-on experiments.
- Interactive Experiments: 'Roller Coaster Science' offers 50 interactive experiments that allow kids to explore scientific concepts in a practical way. This hands-on approach helps to reinforce learning and encourages kids to think like scientists.
- Stimulates Creativity: The experiments in the book are designed to be open-ended, encouraging kids to be creative and to think critically about the science behind amusement park rides. This can help to develop problem-solving skills and innovation.
- Family Bonding: The activities in the book are perfect for family participation. Parents and children can work together on the experiments, making it a great opportunity for quality time and for parents to foster a love of science in their children.