How Science Works (Reader's Digest)

by JUDITH HANN

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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0895773821, Hardcover)

This book discusses 100 ways parents and kids can share the secrets of science.

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Suggests simple experiments that demonstrate facts about chemical reactions, energy, motion, light, sound, air, water, magnetism, electricity, electronics, and computers.

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