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Do Something About The Weather
Everybody talks about it, after all. Here's "Weather Projects for Young Scientists," a very nice soft-cover book of weather experiments. From Chicago Review Press, it's 134pp with over (40) science-project-worthy projects explained in detail.
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Scientific Bonanza
If you're a science teacher, an amateur scientist, or a professional who likes to take his work home with him, you'll lust after this CD-ROM. The updated and expanded disk contains the "legacy of a century," the complete collection of The Amateur Scientist columns from Scientific American magazine, featuring Albert G. Ingalls, C.L. Strong, Jearl Walker, Forrest Mims, Shawn Carlson and others. It includes over 1,000 classic projects in various disciplines for hobbyists, students and science fair contestants, more than 1,000 pages of helpful techniques that never appeared in the magazine, plus Internet links to valuable scientific sites. Minimum requirements: PPC (Mac) or Pentium, 64 MB RAM, Internet Explorer 4.0 or Netscape 4.7 (recommended browser). As a browser-based product, it should also work under Unix and Linux. An incredible resource. An Absolutely-Must-Have!
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Science Secrets
For more "interesting" science fairs. "Secret Science," by TV science guru Steve Spengler, is a 96pp paperback with (25) science experiments that "your teacher doesn't know about." Unless, of course, he or she has this book. Fun anyway, we think. Lots of things to blow up, overflow, fly around and make a general nuisance of yourself with. Most all use ordinary household materials, and there are some very clever experiments, like extracting iron from breakfast cereal. For ages 9-12.
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How Does It Work?
Why does it do that? Develop an elemental understanding of magnetism, electromagnetism, electrochemistry, radio, thermodynamics, light and optics. Simon Quellen Field's 228-page paperback, Gonzo Gizmos, Projects & Devices to Channel your Inner Geek explains processes, equipment and scientific terms -- and then, for starters, tells you things like how to make a rotary steam engine in 15 minutes from a soda can, a candle and a few scraps of rubber tubing. It's the favorite of our resident geeks -- but not for kids unless they're working with an adult. That would be a mature adult. An insured, mature adult.
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Wanna Smash Stuff?
And launch or crash a bunch of other stuff? Get this 80pp hardcover book of 42 simple science experiments that demonstrate basic scientific principles, while providing a fair amount of kid-pleasing destruction along the way -- all with common household materials. By Rain Newcomb and Bobby Mercer; in full color with illustrations, from Lark Books. Ages 9 and up.
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CSI-Science Fair
You say you can't get your kids interested in nanotechnology? Try a little something closer to the cable box with Lark Books' "Crime Scene Science Fair Projects." It's a 112pp hardcover book with full-color illustrations and photos, along with step-by-step instructions for experiments with blood, DNA, lie detection, print casting, handwriting analysis, document recovery, and for gathering data from chemicals, soil, insect and fiber remains. Geared to middle-schoolers, and no, you don't need an actual crime scene. (Most of their bedroom floors will do nicely.)
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Physics? Fun!
An inspired way to make physics fun for anyone 10 or over! Mouse Trap Car competitions are held in middle schools, high schools and universities across the country. This soft-cover 103-page book is packed with simple explanations of complex subjects, clever, cartoon-like diagrams, and all the information you'll need to engineer a tiny vehicle powered by the spring of a mousetrap.
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Short-Order Science Projects
Are we the Parents' Pal or what? No household with normal school-age children (ages 9-12) can afford to be without Sterling Publishing's 112pp hardcover book, "Last-Minute Science Fair Projects." Ten of them take "a week or two," (13) take "a few short days," but fully (22) projects can be completed in under (24) hours, a few in mere minutes. And yes, most everything you need is somewhere in the house so you won't need to find an all-night hardware store. Bonus: No baking-soda volcanoes!
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Simple Science
It’s Dexter, here to boost your brain power. Cartoon Network™ and Delta Education® team up to bring you Dexter’s Laboratory™ modules for ages 6 to 12. Each one comes with a cartoony 12-page pamphlet with (5) scientific activities and a couple of basic tools to conduct experiments. Very nice – and pre-priced at $4.95 each.
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Down To Earth Experiments
From the Sterling Publishing's "No Sweat Science" series, this 128pp "Earth Science Experiments" paperback is heavily illustrated with approx (75) activities in topics ranging from earthquakes and tsunamis to time and polar phenomena; vegetation and soil; gravity and magnetism; and fossils. Geared for kids up to middle school.
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Repulse? Attract?
Both possibilities appear in "Mondo Magnets" from Chicago Review Press. Soft cover, 154pp. Contains (40) projects and experiments in magnetism for the young and/or curious home physicist. No actual magnets included, but perhaps you can guess where you can buy them….
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93373 MONDO MAGNETS |
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