Books in Science Crafts for Kids series

This book introduces students to the study of the earth and the materials that form its structure. Readers learn how to determine the properties of soil, rocks and minerals by testing their hardness and the effects of water and acid on their makeup. Other projects demonstrate how to collect and identify rocks and minerals and how past events can be determined by examining fossils and rock formations found today.

Whats better than earning a dollar bill? Creating a craft with it! This book introduces readers to fun origami figures that can be made out of dollar bills. Readers will learn how to make an airplane, envelope, bird, and more. Crafters might choose to keep the origami figure or give it to a friend as a unique gift. Clear photographs and step-by-step instructions ensure that readers will grasp the crafting process. Even beginner crafters will master this creative, one-dollar activity!

Who knew tissue paper could be made into suncatchers and butterflies? This book shows readers all the fun projects they can make using tissue paper, a common household material. The book begins by introducing readers to techniques for working with tissue paper, then shows them how to make collage placemats, paper bag piatas, and bird decorations. The book provides clear step-by-step guidance through the projects, and vivid visuals bring each project to life.