Magnets irresistibly draw kids to science - turning the learning process into a magical experience. This entertaining collection of experiments helps parents and teachers make the most of that natural, youthful curiosity. These activities answer all the most basic questions in a hands-on way, always with an eye to safety: What do the "N" and the "S" on a magnet mean? What can a magnet pick up - and can I make something magnetic? Where is the largest magnet in the world? There's even a way to make a magnet float in the air and a great "art project" using a magnet to decorate a silly drawing! Give kids a head start on science with simple experiments and activities that have been designed specifically for young scientists and require only minimal adult supervision.

 

This book is part of a book series called First Science Experiments .

There are 48 pages in this book. This book was published 2007 by Sterling Juvenile .

Shar Levine & Leslie Johnstone both live in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Illustrated by Steve Harpster, author of the popular series, Pencil, Paper, Draw!