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Bubble Gum Science
Inc. Klutz
Spiral-bound (Klutz, Sept. 1, 1997)At last, a science book you can really sink your teeth into. Comes with six pieces of genuine Bazooka bubble gum - think of it as bite-sized science, chewable chemistry, inflatable physics.
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Bubble Gum Science
klutz
Spiral-bound (klutz, March 15, 2006)Around here, we think of bubble gum as bite-sized science, chewable chemistry, inflatable physics. In Bubble Gum Science, we explored the science of bubble gum as none before us have. For example: Thanks to bubble gum, we know why planets are round. We can draw bubble gum graphs. We can baffle ourselves with bubble gum math. We can prove bubble gum hypotheses. Chew and learn (bubble gum not included).
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Bubble Gum, Bubble Gum
Lisa Wheeler, Harriet Kasak Portfolio, Laura Huliska-Beith
Hardcover (Little, Brown Books for Young Readers, April 1, 2004)After a variety of animals get stuck one by one in bubble gum melting in the road, they must survive encounters with a big blue truck and a burly black bear.
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Bubble Gum Bubble
Andrea Walker
eBook (Xlibris US, May 20, 2019)This story takes place in Georgia, where young Jake stumbled upon his older brother blowing a bubble from his bubble gum.Jake was mesmerized by what he thought was a magic trick and wanted very much to learn how to blow a bubble from a piece of bubble gum.The story has a happy ending when Jake learned how to blow a bubble after he followed the instructions of his older brother.
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Bubble Gum, Bubble Gum
Shakirah Islam-Gatling, Tarik Gatling
eBookHelp kids learn to count and read in a fun and easy way. With bubble gum! With vibrant colors and a simple rhyme scheme, this book is a great way to help kids learn while having fun.
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Bubble Gum Bubble
Andrea Walker
Paperback (Xlibris Corp, May 20, 2019)This story takes place in Georgia, where young Jake stumbled upon his older brother blowing a bubble from his bubble gum. Jake was mesmerized by what he thought was a magic trick and wanted very much to learn how to blow a bubble from a piece of bubble gum. The story has a happy ending when Jake learned how to blow a bubble after he followed the instructions of his older brother.
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Bubble Gum
Emma Kwon
language (, June 4, 2014)Read this fun tale about a boy who discovers bubble gum for the first time in this book written and illustrated by a high school painting student.
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Bubble Gum, Bubble Gum
Lisa Wheeler, Harriet Kasak Portfolio, Laura Huliska-Beith
Hardcover (Little, Brown Young Readers, April 1, 2004)None
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Bubble Gum
H. I. Peeples, Thomas Payne
Hardcover (Contemporary Books, June 1, 1989)Traces the origins of bubble gum, describing its discovery, processing, composition, and international appeal
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Bubble Gum
H. I. Peeples
Hardcover (Contemporary Books, March 15, 1809)None
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Bubble Gum Science with Other
Klutz Press
Hardcover (Sagebrush Education Resources, Sept. 15, 1997)None
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Bubble Gum
Stacy Lynn Harris, Nick Armstrong
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Sept. 25, 2015)Do you like chewing gum and blowing bubbles? So does Todd! He's a little boy who loves bubble gum... maybe a little too much. He loves bubble gum and anything that will blow a bubble so much that he eventually found himself in a sticky situation! What happens to Todd? Can he chew his way out of his mess? Read on and find out! Author note: This book is perfect for family reading time or young readers in the 4-7 age range who can handle short paragraphs.
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