
By Paul Doherty, Don Rathjen, The Exploratorium Teacher Institute
Part of the The Exploratorium Science Snackbook Series series
Explore physics with hands-on experiments that reveal everyday wonders.
Dive into the world of physics with 23 engaging experiments inspired by the Exploratorium Science Museum. Discover the secrets of force and motion as you build pendulums and create water tornadoes. Perfect for curious minds, this book offers simple materials and clear instructions to bring science to life at home or in the classroom. Will you uncover the mysteries of the physical world through these electrifying projects? Get ready to explore and learn with each hands-on activity, sparking curiosity and wonder in every experiment.
The 23 experiments in this fun and educational text are designed to help teachers, parents, and students examine some of the physical principles they use in everyday life. These simple-to-perform projects are miniature versions of some of the best exhibits in the Exploratorium Science Museum. Contains a list of the materials needed, how to find them, assembly instructions, helpful hints, as well as numerous photographs and line drawings.
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