Clearly illustrated, well-written text invites youngsters to perform experiments dealing with chemistry, astronomy, magnetism and electricity, weather, water, the body, sound and light, measurement and more. Young scientists are encouraged to find answers to such questions as "Why Can’t We See Stars in the Daytime?" "How Large Can You Make Soap Bubbles?" and much more. 130 illustrations.
Reprint of More Research Ideas for Young Scientists, McGraw-Hill Book Company, New York, 1961.
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Clearly illustrated, well-written text invites youngsters to perform experiments dealing with chemistry, astronomy, magnetism and electricity, weather, water, the body, sound and light, measurement and more. Young scientists are encouraged to find answers to such questions as "Why Can’t We See Stars in the Daytime?" "How Large Can You Make Soap Bubbles?" and much more. 130 illustrations.
Reprint of More Research Ideas for Young Scientists, McGraw-Hill Book Company, New York, 1961.
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Paperback. Condición: Very Good. This simply written introduction to scientific research and experimentation takes youngsters into an exciting world where they'll not only learn to discover their own answers to specific problems but will be encouraged to develop sound scientific attitudes and techniques as well.For this volume, noted science educator George Barr has compiled a carefully selected array of intriguing experiments dealing with chemistry, astronomy, magnetism and electricity, weather, water, the human body, living things, sound and light, and measurement. By performing these experiments, young researchers will discover the answers to such questions as -Why Can't We See Stars in the Daytime?- -How Can a Spider Web be Collected?- -Can Water Containing Ice Get Warm?- -How Can We See Sound Vibrations?- -What Helps Your Memory?- and many others.As the author early points out, the work is -not a reading book, but rather a doing book- with a chapter containing suggestions for further experiments. Valuable advice about scientific procedures emphasize the importance of taking readable, organized notes; gathering as much evidence as possible; learning to use -control- groups; and much more. In addition, over 100 illustrations enhance the text, which also contains a selected bibliography of relevant reading material. Nº de ref. del artículo: 00100696172
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Paperback. Condición: Very Good. This simply written introduction to scientific research and experimentation takes youngsters into an exciting world where they'll not only learn to discover their own answers to specific problems but will be encouraged to develop sound scientific attitudes and techniques as well.For this volume, noted science educator George Barr has compiled a carefully selected array of intriguing experiments dealing with chemistry, astronomy, magnetism and electricity, weather, water, the human body, living things, sound and light, and measurement. By performing these experiments, young researchers will discover the answers to such questions as -Why Can't We See Stars in the Daytime?- -How Can a Spider Web be Collected?- -Can Water Containing Ice Get Warm?- -How Can We See Sound Vibrations?- -What Helps Your Memory?- and many others.As the author early points out, the work is -not a reading book, but rather a doing book- with a chapter containing suggestions for further experiments. Valuable advice about scientific procedures emphasize the importance of taking readable, organized notes; gathering as much evidence as possible; learning to use -control- groups; and much more. In addition, over 100 illustrations enhance the text, which also contains a selected bibliography of relevant reading material. Nº de ref. del artículo: CIN0486276708VG
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