Experiments deal with such things as measuring celestial bodies, making a spectroscope and telescope, photographing star tracks, gravity, and growing plants in space.

Experiments to introduce the student to geology include testing aluminum for corrosion, testing granite for hardness, growing crystals, and making concrete.

Presents thirty-nine experiments with plants, including "Why Plants Have Roots," "How a Bean Grows," and "How to Graft a Plant."

Provides instructions for a variety of experiments to demonstrate the nature of electricity and magnetism and the relationship between them.

Provides instructions for a variety of experiments to study the effects of forces on bodies or fluids at rest or in motion.

Focuses on seven phyla of invertebrates.

Presents step-by-step procedures for experiments which illustrate the basics for understanding how sound works and some of the ways humans influence it.

Here are 10 resource books that provide the busy classroom teacher with science lessons that are both appropriate and doable. Up to 12 concepts are covered in each book. Step-by-step illustrated lessons make science relevant to real life. Hands-on experiences help students link new concepts with previous knowledge, then apply it to new situations.

Provides instructions for a variety of experiments to study the effects of forces on bodies or fluids at rest or in motion.