365 More Simple Science Experiments with Everyday Materials by Louis V. Loeschnig - Presentation Transcript
365 More Simple Science
Experiments with Everyday Materials
by Louis V. Loeschnig
Fabulous Book!
Illustrated by Frances Zweifel This companion to the popular 365 Simple
Science Experiments fills a whole new year with fun, easy and educational
hands-on experiments. Kids will learn basic scientific concepts, covering
everything from nature, physics, time, chemistry and space. The
fundamentals of science are brought to life in an informative and colorful
text that children ages seven and up can easily follow by themselves.
Simple, clear and safe instructions explain the experiments all of which use
everyday materials found in most homes. Projects range from mastering
helicopter flight with a pencil and piece of cardboard to building bird-nests,
preserving spider webs and constructing a cigar box guitar (to understand
sound waves). More than 700 lively illustrations give visual aids to help set
up the experiments.
Personal Review: 365 More Simple Science Experiments with
Everyday Materials by Louis V. Loeschnig
This two-volume series is a great introduction to hundreds of simple
scientific experiments, each involving modest materials that are easy to
find and instructions that are easy to read, accompanied by friendly
cartoon illustrations. The series seems to be written for children to read -- a
precocious ten-year old should be able to do most of these experiments,
although people of all ages will find these activities exciting and fun.
Adults can certainly use this book as a guide for science exploration -- you
might want to read ahead and try some experiments in advance, to make
sure the instructions make sense and get the intended results. Although
the scientific principles are explained in general terms, the book is
designed to keep the text to a minimum, so the scientific chatter is perhaps
less thorough than some parents or teachers might like... If it's important,
you can research the principles elsewhere had prepare more in-depth
explanations using other sources of information. For the most part, though,
these books are pretty brilliantly planned: the experiments are easy to
reproduce and the scientific principles are mostly pretty self-evident.
We've had a lot of fun using these books, and I'm sure you will as well...
Highly recommended! (Joe Sixpack, ReadThatAgain children's book
reviews)
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This two-volume series is a great introduction to h more
This two-volume series is a great introduction to hundreds of simple scientific experiments, each involving modest materials that are easy to find and instructions that are easy to read, accompanied by friendly cartoon illustrations. The series seems to be written for children to read -- a precocious ten-year old should be able to do most of these experiments, although people of all ages will find these activities exciting and fun.
Adults can certainly use this book as a guide for science exploration -- you might want to read ahead and try some experiments in advance, to make sure the instructions make sense and get the intended results. Although the scientific principles are explained in general terms, the book is designed to keep the text to a minimum, so the scientific chatter is perhaps less thorough than some parents or teachers might like... If it's important, you can research the principles elsewhere had prepare more in-depth explanations using other sources of information. For the most part, though, these books are pretty brilliantly planned: the experiments are easy to reproduce and the scientific principles are mostly pretty self-evident. We've had a lot of fun using these books, and I'm sure you will as well... Highly recommended! (Joe Sixpack, ReadThatAgain children's book reviews) less
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