365 Science Activities
By Usborne
Discover the hidden magic behind everyday mysteries with daily hands-on science fun
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What is 365 Science Activities about?
Embark on a year-long scientific adventure with '365 Science Activities'. This engaging book offers a daily experiment or activity, allowing children to explore questions like why bread has holes, what DNA looks like, and how rainbows form. Using everyday materials, young scientists can split light into colours, create food for wildlife, and observe cellular changes in carrots placed in salty water. The book also provides links to specially selected websites for further exploration and experiments.
About the author
Usborne is a well-known children's book publisher from the UK, famous for creating colourful and exciting books for young readers. Their books, like the ‘Usborne Puzzle Adventure’ series and ‘Usborne Beginners’, are packed with fun facts, brilliant illustrations, and interactive activities that help children discover and enjoy reading about the world around them.
Pages
128 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
2014
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