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Theo Gray's Mad Science: Experiments You Can Do At Home - But Probably Shouldn't by Theodore W. Gray
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Theo Gray's Mad Science: Experiments You Can Do At Home - But…

by Theodore W. Gray

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I suppose it could be argued that giving your kid Mad Science to read might nudge you into the Bad Dad category. But despite the warnings – and the fact that many of the how-tos are not detailed enough to follow at home – many of Gray’s projects can be done safely with younguns around. Gray actually enlists the help of his children Addie, Connor and Emma in several experiments. I’ve even done a version of Gray’s “making hydrogen” experiment with my kids — and I have no chemistry expertise whatsoever.
 
The attention to detail will delight "makers" and nerd readers of all ages. I love the little skull and crossbones death-icons on pages where experiments could lead to loss of life.
 
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