original WS World Of Science: Adventures With How More Things Work Children Science Book Age 612

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The World of Science series engages, educates and entertains children, imparting scientific facts, while nurturing the love of Science through dynamic, fullcolour comics.

All topics covered are in line with the Singapore primary Science syllabus and the Cambridge primary Science curriculum, and also offer beyondthesyllabus insights designed to stretch inquiring young minds.

Readership: 612 year olds, Singapore, AsiaPacific, worldwide. Trade, schools, libraries everywhere.

Book Dimension: 26.5cm x 0.5cm x 19cm

Book Material: Softcover

Book Pages: 80

World of Science Adventures with How More Things Work:

Hot on the heels of our bestselling  Adventures with How Things Work comes  Adventures with How More Things Work, an immersive exploration of at least 15 additional scientific concepts and applications that make a difference to our lives. How can mirrors help you see around obstacles Who first thought of using microwaves to cook food Why doesn't your paper hot pot bowl catch fire Travel undersea in a submarine. Watch a movie come alive in 3D. And experience living in a house made of ice From the transfer of heat to the uses of sound, and from kitchen conveniences to the science of spycraft, understand how more things work as never bee

Book Contents:

STEALTHY SCIENCE:

1) Eye Spy

2) Undersea Exploration

SEEING IS BELIEVING:

1) Do You See What I See

2) Lifelike Art3) True Reflections HEARING THINGS:1) Do You Hear What I Hear

2) Say Again

3) That Resonates With Me

EVERYDAY SCIENCE:

1) Cooking Up a Storm

2) A HairRaising Principle

3) The Accidental Discovery

4) Moving Energy

IS IT MAGIC

1) Paper Hot Pot

2) Super Siphon

3) The Warm Ice House

Quiz Challenge:

1) So, How Much Do You Really Know About How More Things Work