Science in the kitchen

Edition

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ISBN/ISSN

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Collation

24p., col., il.,inde

Series Title

Usborne science activities

Call Number

540 HED

I can Make Marvelous Movers

Easy-to-follow instructions help kids discover how to make a spinning top, a mountain climber, and a balloon car. Readers will also learn about friction, force, and energyand meet some motion pioneers.

Positive Reaction!: A Crash Course in Science

Take a crash course in middle school science, and see how chemical reactions, energy, and engineering can be powerful tools in todays world. See why chemistry is a piece of cake. Live large with life science and learn what makes living thinks tick. Youll soon discover that science is the real deal for real life.

Amazing Makerspace Electricity

Edition

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ISBN/ISSN

9780531240960

Collation

48p., il., co., pbk.

Series Title

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Call Number

621.31 HOL a

Do the doors open by magic?: and other supermarket questions

This book answers some of the questions kids ask during a trip to the supermarket.

Trees to Paper

This book's contain an excitement journey about how papers are made.'

100 Facts Great Scientists

SC Cilandak (Expanding later)

The Usborne Book of How Things Work (Simple Science)

Designed to answer many of the "How does it work?" questions faced by parents every day.

Catatan Sains Hebat (Edusains Anak 2)

Siapa bilang sains itu sulit dan membingunkan? Sains itu mudah dan menyenangkan, lho? Profesor Zack akan memandu kalian dalam melakukan setiap percobaan. Kalian juga akan bertemu dengan Alfa dan Ergi yang selalu mempunyai segudang pertanyaan untuk Profesor Zack. Selain melakukan serangkaian percobaan, kalian juga akan mendapatkan tambahan wawasan melalui fakta-fakta sains dan dilatih unt…

The Insecto-files

Most experts believe there are over 10 quintillion (10,000,000,000,000,000,000) individual insects digging, boring, flying, crawling, and excreting their way in and around the Earth. That’s about a billion billion bugs for every single person. And that’s not even counting their close relatives, the arachnids, which include spiders, lice, ticks, scorpions, and mites. So, if we humans really …