Easy Experiments in Elementary Science (Yesterday’s Classics)
Easy Experiments in Elementary Science by Herbert McKay is a practical guide published by Yesterday’s Classics on June 28, 2021. This 168-page book is designed for students of all ages, particularly younger learners, and introduces a variety of simple experiments that help explain everyday scientific phenomena. The experiments cover topics such as air, water, magnets, and light, encouraging curiosity and hands-on learning.
Readers will find a collection of engaging activities that can often be conducted at home with easily accessible materials. The book aims to inspire children to create their own experiments, fostering a deeper understanding of scientific concepts. Accompanied by sixty-six black and white illustrations, this edition serves as a valuable resource for those interested in juvenile nonfiction, particularly in the realms of science and nature.
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A series of easy experiments intended for students of any age (but the younger the better) that leads to the understanding of everyday phenomena. Children are often motivated to devise their own experiments after getting their curiosity whetted by these simple experiments into the properties of air, water, magnets, pendulums, levers, light, and heat. Most of the experiments can be done easily in the home with a few requiring apparatus that can be readily assembled. Through doing the experiments students acquire a considerable amount of scientific knowledge which will stand them in good stead in their future studies. Sixty-six black and white illustrations accompany the text.
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