Klappentext

Hands-on activities to pique the interest of children aged 5 to 13 in science Children's natural curiosity about the world around them deepens with age, and one of their most common questions is "How does this work?" Experiments in hypothesizing, testing, and documenting findings are all part of the curriculum of Awesome Science Experiments for Kids, a book for elementary school students. Fun and educational crafts like a melting chocolate bar and a pencil sundial will help kids learn about the world around them while inspiring them to interact with it and discover new things for themselves. The following are some of the best science experiments for kids: Kids can learn about how and why certain projects work through STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics) experiments. STEM experiments and art projects for kids are made simple by step-by-step instructions that make it easy for children to understand and carry out. Curious about how quicksand works or how to turn a lemon into a battery, these STEAM exercises are perfect for budding STEAM children.