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10 result(s) for "Motion Experiments Juvenile literature."
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Experiments with motion
Readers will learn about electricity while performing the short experiments in this book.
Make it zoom!
Presents simple experiments, with step-by-step, illustrated instructions, for studying the science of force and motion, including exciting zooming, flying, sliding, and squirting experiments.
Science experiments with gravity & motion
Features easy and fun science experiments with gravity & motion using household items, no laboratory needed! Each activity includes easy instructions with how-to photos, and short science explanations.
Toys
\"Simply describes the forces of friction and other physics concepts using common toys such as bicycles and yo-yos. Includes experiments\"--Provided by publisher.
Recreate discoveries about forces
\"Build a model hovercraft like engineer Christopher Cockerell did, or a sculpture that moves in the breeze like artist Lin Emery. This title gives readers both an understanding of the properties of light and the skills to investigate great discoveries and works. Exciting and easy-to-understand experiments encourage budding scientists, inventors, engineers, and artists to stand on the shoulders of the curious and creative people who came before them.\"-- Provided by publisher.