Books in Experimenting With. . . series

Explains the concept of surface tension, suggests experiments, and discusses minimal surfaces

Introduces the concept of sound, suggests experiments, and discusses vibrations, the ear, resonance, the speed of sound, the telephone, music, and noise

Reveals some basic principles about light and optical illusion through simple experiments that can be performed with ordinary, inexpensive materials.

Introduces the concept of energy, suggests experiments, and looks at potential and kinetic energy, waves, gravity, electricity, and heat

Experiments and games introduce the subject of magnetism.

Uses experiments to explore such topics as how heat changes a substance, the purpose of chemical analysis, and how the human stomach digests food.

A wonderful way for kids to experience the magic of science. The Experiment With series offers simple experiments that help children test and observe basic scientific principles. The whole family can get involved with these experiments, which are explained clearly and with the help of colorful photos.

Describes a variety of experiments that explore the world of magnets and magnetism, arranged in the categories "Magnets," "Magnetic Poles," "Magnetic Force," and "Magnetism and Electricity."

Experiments and text illustrate characteristics of static electricity, circuits and switches, and electrical currents.

Explains the properties of air through experiments which feature such topics as what air is, how much force wind has, what shape is best for flying, and how sound travels.

Experiments with light explain shadows and colors, and demonstrate such concepts as reflection and refraction.

Presents basic information on plants and simple experiments that demonstrate some of their characteristics