The Wizard’s Guide to Magical Experiments
The Wizard’s Guide to Magical Experiments by A. J. Wood is a captivating resource for young learners, published by Magic Cat on September 16, 2025. This 32-page book invites children to explore the exciting intersection of magic and science through hands-on chemistry experiments. Designed for wizards-in-training, it presents a variety of age-appropriate activities that blend real-life scientific principles with the thrill of magical thinking.
Readers will find a wealth of engaging experiments, such as making water bend, creating rainbow eggs, and crafting a magic lava lamp. Each page features mini-booklets and fold-out activities that enhance the learning experience. The book encourages children to investigate topics like magical mixtures, the importance of energy, and the magic of crystals. At the conclusion of their journey, young readers will receive a certificate, granting them the title of Novice Wizard, marking their achievements in this enchanting exploration of science.
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Welcome to the Touchwood Academy of Magical Thinking, where magical abilities are a must . . .
With this fun gift-ready package from the creator of the bestselling Ology books, A.J. Wood, kids will discover the thrill of the real-life magic of chemistry with hands-on experiments.
As a “First Class Wizard,” Wood guides wizards-in-training through dozens of magic tricks and spells that are actually wow-inducing age-appropriate science experiments.
Mini-booklets and fold-out activities on every page add to the excitement and discovery.
Experiments in this book: Make Water Bend · Move Water to Your Command · Make Your Own Magic Bugs Walk on Water · Rainbow Eggs · Magic Color Wheel · Make a Magical Ice Tower · Stop Water from Freezing · Send a Magic Message · Oil Fireworks · Liquid Layers · Air Is There · Make Money Talk · Watch Water Rise · Make Your Own Exothermic Energy · Make Endothermic Ice Cream · Make a Magic Lava Lamp · Make a Message in Crystal Ink · Make Your Own Stalactite · Make a Salt Crystal · Make a Sugar Crystal · Make a Color Changing Potion · Make Invisible Ink · Make an Eggshell Disappear · Make a Rubber Bone · Dancing Popcorn · Make Your Own Compounds · Flour Glue Cauldron · Pop a Balloon by Magic · Make a Reaction Rocket · Moon Batter · Reaction Bread · Magic Lemonade · Crystal Lollipop … and more!
At the end of the book, children will earn a certificate that grants them the title of Novice Wizard.
Children will enjoy investigating
- what is the world made of?
- experiments with water
- magical matter
- magical mixtures
- the importance of energy
- experiments with air
- experiments with salt
- the magic of crystals
- the acid test
- experiments with vinegar
- reactions and transformations
- kitchen alchemy
Shall we begin?
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