Amazing Science Activities For Children

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Fun, illustrated and easy-to-follow science activities that kids ages 6 to 12 can do at home. Looking for activities that are fun and also inspire your kids to become curious about science? With 50 amazing experiments, puzzles, code, and ciphers, encourage your child to engage in these fun science activities at home while learning real life science facts and exploring the science behind them! This activity book is filled with hands-on, educational science activities that kids will love to do, like launching a small rocket, building a centrifuge, making sand art using a pendulum, or creating sundials. Your child will do experiments, solve puzzles, and make ciphers that build imagination while learning about science. They'll team up with our anime-style 'Little Scientists' to unearth captivating facts and explanations and ponder the big and small questions by using easy-to-follow step-by-step instructions! This premium science activity book for kids includes:50 Fun experiments, puzzles, codes and ciphers ¿Inspire a lifetime love of science with guided, easy to follow instructions that let kids apply the scientific method through developing a hypothesis, doing the experiment, then reflecting on the result. Hands-on activities done at home with easy to obtain materials ¿The activities inside cover geology, biology, physics, chemistry and mathematics so there is something from your child's favourite subject. An opportunity to develop important skills¿By developing a hypothesis, recording their observations, and reflecting on the outcome, your child is following the scientific method as well as developing skills in observation, writing, and safety. This science activity book brings mind-stretching science to your kids in a simple way. Overflowing with over 270 colourful and fun pages with more than 150 vivid color photos and illustrations and 50 real life science facts, this is a wonderful gift for any young ecologist, geologist, biologist, chemist, astronaut, physicist, engineer, or mathematician!