Presents several science projects and science fair ideas using math and measuring, including projects that deal with units of measure, areas and volumes, heat, and indirect measurements.

The experiments in these books--easy and fun science experiments using household materials--are perfect starting points for science fair projects that support the Science school curriculum.

Provides over two hundred experiments that use such principles as gravity, mechanics, geometry, and perception, and which can be performed in the home using readily available objects and materials.

"Introduces information on sound through a variety of related experiments using a musical lab that the reader can build"--

The experiments in these books--easy and fun science experiments using household materials--are perfect starting points for science fair projects that support the Science school curriculum.

Presents step-by-step instructions for one hundred science projects that use everyday supplies.

Introduces students to science projects that transform an ordinary fish tank into an easy-to-use tool for carrying out science experiments and science fair projects. Includes the physics of refraction and reflection, surface tension, cohesion, pressure and sinking.Presents science projects and experiments using the fish tank, introducing refraction, reflection, surface tension, and pressure.

Provides suggestions and ideas for nature experiments based on the scientific method, including projects related to photosynthesis, metabolism, and pollination.

Sneakier Uses for Everyday Things provides loads of practical ideas, science projects, and captivating solutions for dealing with life's unexpected challenges. Great fun for the curious, inventive, and creative of all ages.

Demonstrates scientific concepts by means of experiments, including step-by-step instructions, lists of materials, troubleshooter's guide, and interpretation and explanation of the results.

Directed to science teachers in grades six through twelve, provides experiments in biology, chemistry, physics, environmental science, astronomy, and Earth science, to be used as foundational teaching materials and supplemental experiments.