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You will find most of the required materials already in your home, backyard, or neighborhood, and you can perform the experiments practically anywhere. The 108 activities in this book cover twelve different subject areas, including air, animals, energy, gravity, magnetism, light, the human body, and much more. You\'ll make a rainbow right on your floor, pop a balloon with a magnifying glass, make a coffee can roll back to you after you\'ve pushed it away, and bend water as it streams from your faucet--all with the help of a leading educator. Children Ages 8-12 Make lightning in your room! Keep paper dry under water! Lose weight by going upstairs! See colors that aren\'t there! Experience the magic of science with these quick, easy experiments and activities from Jean Potter. You can complete each activity in ten fun-filled minutes or less. Clear, step-by-step instructions and illustrations help you get it right every time. The projects help you learn about everything from why eggs aren\'t round to how submarines surface and submerge. You will find most of the required materials already in your home, backyard, or neighborhood, and you can perform the experiments practically anywhere. The 108 activities in this book cover twelve different subject areas, including air, animals, energy, gravity, magnetism, light, the human body, and much more. You\'ll make a rainbow right on your floor, pop a balloon with a magnifying glass, make a coffee can roll back to you after you\'ve pushed it away, and bend water as it streams from your faucet--all with the help of a leading educator. Children Ages 8-12 What child isn\'t curious about why they can see their breath on a cold day, where rainbows come from, why ponds freeze in the winter, or what causes thunder and lightning? This book answers such questions using projects to demonstrate how and why various phenomena of weather come about, such as how the seasons affect temperature, how moisture gets into the air and how clouds and precipitations form. Students learn why breezes from the sea are cooler, how air pressure and humidity affect our comfort, how weather is predicted, how wind currents form, and much more. Wood even shows readers how to build and use thermometers, wind and rain gauges, a barometer, a humidity indicator and other weather instruments.