Get kids excited about physics with fun and easy experiments for ages 10 to 13

Turn living rooms into STEAM laboratories and watch as children have an awesome time learning about physics. This book contains 40 highly entertaining, hands-on experiments that can be completed using simple, household materials.

What sets this physics for kids book apart:

• Excellent explanations?Brief explainers address the hows and whys of each experiment, providing children with a clear understanding of the fundamental concepts surrounding force, flight, and much more.
• Step-by-step instructions?Full-color photos and easy-to-follow instructions allow kids to confidently conduct experiments on their own, with only the occasional assist from an adult.
• Extended fun?Each experiment contains a “Now Try This!” section that offers ideas for further investigation and expands the possibilities for learning.

Help kids set off on a journey of scientific discovery with 40 fun physics experiments they can tackle at home.

Get kids fired up about physics?fun and easy science experiments for ages 10 to 13

What attracts goo to a balloon? Can you cook s’mores using energy from the sun? These at-home science experiments let kids get their hands dirty and find out. Created by board-certified science teacher Dr. Erica Colón, this kid-friendly physics book offers an interactive approach to fundamental concepts like electricity, heat, and sound so kids can get a jump on learning and discover just how fun physics really is.

This book of physics for kids includes:

• 40 Awesome experiments?Inspire kids to learn about topics like force, buoyancy, and flight with fun and educational activities that they’ll want to try again and again.
• Easy-to-find materials?Experiment whenever inspiration strikes using common and inexpensive materials readily found at home.
• Step-by-step instructions

  ?Full-color photos and simple instructions give kids the confidence to experiment on their own.

Let kids discover how birds fly, why lightbulbs light up, and what causes ice to form with 40 fun physics experiments they can do at home.