
By Anna Claybourne, Amy Willcox (Illustrator)
Part of the STEM in Action series
Dive into thrilling science experiments and games that bring STEM to life.
Unleash your inner scientist with hands-on experiments and games that make STEM exciting. From building marshmallow skyscrapers to launching rocket balloons, young readers explore biology, chemistry, and physics through fun challenges. Perfect for solo adventurers or group fun, this book transforms learning into an engaging adventure. Will you master magnetic soccer or create mind-bending illusions? Discover the magic of science with vibrant illustrations and a glossary to guide your journey. Ideal for curious minds aged 8 and up, this book turns science into a thrilling playground of discovery.
This fun-packed science book is sure to get a reaction! Written by award-winning science writer Anna Claybourne, this brain-boosting book uses principles from biology, chemistry and physics and supports STEM learning with a fun twist. Young readers try their hands at awesome science games, challenges and experiments to try at home - including incredible optical illusions, cool experiments, sneaky hacks, hilarious pranks, and awesome magic. Some can be completed solo and others with your friends, family and classmates. Includes: - Learn to play magnetic soccer- Build a skyscraper from marshmallows and spaghetti - Make a rocket balloon from items at home- And many more! Presented in a neat format with rounded corners, color illustrations and a glossary of key scientific terms, this book is perfect for readers aged 8+. ABOUT THE SERIES: The STEM in Action series puts math and science learning into practice, bringing together tricks, games and experiments which involve key STEM concepts. With vibrant, hilarious illustrations, these guides make math and science accessible and exciting for young readers.
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