Books in Fun With Simple Science series

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Experiments designed to create an understanding of electric power.

Examines the scientific concept of motion and the work of such scientists as Aristotle, Galileo, Newton, and Goddard in this field.

Describes the discovery of electricity, how it is generated, and the links between electricity and magnetism

Book by Branwell, M., Mostyn, D.

This practical activity book on electricity features tricks and puzzles, toys and models to make, and simple experiments using everyday items. Instructions are accompanied by photographs showing each stage of the project. Suggestions for trying out new ideas are also offered.

Defines time and examines the many ways people have devised to measure its passage. Includes a variety of experiments that help explain the different aspects of time.

Discusses magnets and the magnetic force, including making magnets, electromagnets, and the Earth as a magnet.

Simple experiments introduce the characteristics and behavior of worms and other small animals.

One of a series designed to enable young children to enjoy finding out how things work and why things happen in the world around them, this book focuses on mini beasts. It shows where to find and how to watch them, how each species adapts to its environment and how to make a mini beast sanctuary.

Part of a series which encourages very young children to make their first scientific discoveries by playing with everyday objects, this book describes the discoveries made by a child as he plays with mirrors. It looks at reflections and kaleidoscopes and how they reflect the light.

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