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#1 New York Times Best Seller
The national-bestselling, must-have science experiment series is back! MIT engineer Emily Calandrelli, host of Netflix's Emily's Wonder Lab and FOX's Xploration Outer Space , is taking curiosity to the next level with 50 big, bold, brand-new experiments that sparkle, bubble, and explode.
With this follow-up to the national bestseller Stay Curious and Keep Exploring , scientists of all ages will have a blast learning about STEAM concepts, playing, discovering spectacular Did You Know? facts, and being introduced to Who to Know , diverse biographies of rock stars in the science and technology world.
Using easy-to-find items you'll learn to think like a scientist and conduct jaw-dropping experiments, including:
Get ready to explore subjects like Superhero Science, Kitchen Science Lab, and Science in Color. This latest installment of the Stay Curious and Keep Exploring series is sure to light sparks of curiosity and fuel a passion for science.
EVERYONE LOVES EMILY: Common Sense Media calls Emily Calandrelli "the science teacher we all wish we had as young kids." And Bill Nye the Science Guy celebrated the first Stay Curious book with these words: "Here are 50, count 'em, 50 home experiments you can count on. Each is a crowd, or home experimenter, pleaser. Emily wrote this book for kids of all ages, and it's full of references to women who changed the world--with science. It doesn't matter where you start--be curious; open to any page; take some notes; Emily will keep you exploring." This new volume features 50 brand-new experiments to keep the fun and learning going.
GREAT FOR SCIENCE FAIR & HOMESCHOOL CURRICULUM: A must-have for parents and homeschool educators! Colorful illustrations accompany every experiment, along with instructions and materials you'll need to get started, sections to record notes, and real-life examples connecting your STEAM experiment to the world around you. There are also fascinating facts about important people to know in science history.
GIFT FOR SCIENCE KIDS & NON-SCIENCE KIDS: With experiments that use supplies that can be easily found at home or online, this book makes a fantastic gift for parents, kids, clubs, schools, and teachers for events from playdates and birthday parties to rainy-day indoor activities.
Perfect for: Fans of Emily's Wonder Lab, Emily Calandrelli and her social media channels, and Stay Curious and Keep Exploring looking for their next experiment book Parents, grandparents, caregivers, and teachers looking for engaging activities and STEAM projects for kids ages 5-12 Birthday, graduation, holiday, or summer activity gift for kids and families interested in science and encouraging STEAM learning Classroom guide or gift for teachers Readers of The Daring Book for Girls , The Dangerous Book for Boys , Geek Dad , and Awesome Science Experiments for Kids
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This compilation of family-friendly STEAM experiments comes from the host of Emily's Wonder Lab (Netflix). Fifty projects have been sorted into categories such as "Glam, Glitz, and Glow" (Egg Geodes, Glowing Jellyfish) and "Science with Friends" (Secret Friendship Notes, Magic Slime Painting). Each includes background information, materials, safety instructions, straightforward step-by-step directions, Q & A-format explanations of science principles, and follow-up content (biographical profiles of STEAM superstars, amazing facts, everyday applications, historic breakthroughs, etc.). Vibrant graphics, illustrations, and flowcharts appear on every page. The back matter includes a glossary and shopping list (all the experiments are suitable for home or classroom; most can be completed with basic household supplies, while occasional ingredients like thermochromic powder are readily available online). Activities appropriate for very young kids (age five and under) are earmarked, and while some experiments involving fire or sharp objects clearly require adult supervision, others can be performed independently by fourth-graders and up (and if anyone gets stuck, check out the YouTube demo videos). This will perk up public and school library STEAM collections.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
| Introduction | 9 |
| Superhero Science | |
| Spinning Tree | 14 |
| Flying Ping-Pong Ball | 17 |
| Gravity-Defying Chain Mountain | 20 |
| Floating Coins | 23 |
| Instafreeze | 26 |
| Scary Science | 30 |
| Zombie Ping-Pong Ball | 32 |
| Ediblu Worms | 35 |
| Spike Monster | 37 |
| Unpoppable Spider Bag | 40 |
| Monster Fingers | 43 |
| Bubbles Bubbles Bubbles | 46 |
| Bubbly Alien World | 48 |
| Portal to Another Universe | 51 |
| Tooting Snowman | 54 |
| Dry Ice Bubble | 56 |
| Unpoppable Bubble | 59 |
| Just Add Water | 62 |
| Ketchup Scuba Diver | 64 |
| Underwater Candle | 67 |
| Sticky Water | 70 |
| Ping-Pong Seal | 73 |
| Let's Get Outise | 76 |
| Self-Propelling Boat so SodaSplosion | 78 |
| My Little Compass | 83 |
| Magic Sand | 86 |
| Rain Water | 89 |
| Glam, Glitz, and Glow | 92 |
| Crystal Garden | 94 |
| Pet Crystal | 96 |
| Rock Candy Crystals | 99 |
| Egg Geodes | 102 |
| Glowing Jellyfish | 105 |
| Science with Friends | 108 |
| Balloon Smooch | 110 |
| Fiery Seesaw | 112 |
| Secret Friendship Notes | 115 |
| Magic Slime Painting | 118 |
| Crystal Names | 121 |
| Food Science Lab | 124 |
| Candy Rainbow | 126 |
| Candy Color Splitting | 128 |
| Honeycomb | 132 |
| Strawberry DNA | 135 |
| Brown Apples | 138 |
| Magic Hot Cocoa | 140 |
| Science in Color | 142 |
| Rainbow Potions | 144 |
| Color-Changing Eggs | 147 |
| Density Hotel | 150 |
| Raining Fireworks | 152 |
| Disappearing Egg | 154 |
| Iodine Clock Reaction | 157 |
| Head, Shoulders, Hands, and Toes | 160 |
| Superstrong Soda Can | 162 |
| Hot Hand Slime | 164 |
| Alien Oobleck | 167 |
| Human DNA | 170 |
| Science Glossary | 173 |
| Basic Shopping List | 175 |
| About the Author | 176 |
