Science in Games. Youth Edition: Colorful Illustrations

Author: Xing Tao
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Ignite matches with water, let small fish swim in boiling water, give iron nails a bath, use fruits as rags, make coins perform the art of shrinking bones, make flowers bleed, give leaves a sauna, and have potatoes explore mazes. These endlessly fascinating topics will be explained in our book "Science in Play," taking you into a magical world of science. All the small games are incredibly fun, and they are all very easy to operate. The tools and materials used in the games are right at hand, requiring no effort to search for and are easily obtainable. However, these seemingly simple and delightful games contain profound scientific principles. Not only do they allow young friends to have a great time playing and truly experience the joy of thinking and doing, but they also broaden their horizons, bring them extraordinary wisdom, and truly cultivate their spirit of discovering and exploring natural laws in daily life with a scientific mindset. Additionally, to help young friends operate the games more accurately and understand the scientific principles, we have drawn numerous diagrams of game steps, providing vivid and fully appropriate supplementary explanations for the operational steps. Now, open the book and explore the truths of the scientific world through the fun of games!