Science in Games

Author: Presse
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Publication Date: 2004-09-01
Features: The Science in Games is one of Germany's most classic popular science books, which has been best-selling since its publication in 1964. The hardcover edition alone was reprinted 21 times from 1967 to 1995. Translations of this book are available in many countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Spain, Finland, India, Japan, South Korea, and Israel. This book is also a glue for family relationships and a helpful tool for teachers. Parents and teachers can guide children or do games with them through the small experiments designed in the book, share joy, and become reliable companions for children's life and learning. A classic of hands-on "playing science, doing games," learning science through games, and gaining joy through practice, it is the best choice for parents and children, teachers and students to interact, communicate, and build friendships. This book helps you uncover the secrets of natural science, understand the laws of natural science, and explore the behavior of animals and plants with more than 400 games. All these games are so simple that they will surprise you, and the tools used are right around you and at home. This book also provides detailed instructions and illustrations for each game, making your experiments easy and joyful! The more than 400 small games provided in the book allow parents and teachers to select some based on actual situations to practice, provide certain guidance and help to children, or do them together with children. If conditions permit, it is better for children to complete them independently. Of course, if teachers can organize a series of unique "game shows," the effect and atmosphere will be incomparable. Imagine, under the encouragement of the teacher, children take the stage one after another, showcasing their own skills, like Harry Potter, wearing cloaks, arranging props, and performing their magical small games like magic tricks—how moving and fun the scene would be!