Let them magically bend water coming from a tap, or pierce a skewer through an inflated balloon, or put out a candle with invisible water, or write messages and pictures with invisible ink!Contents:Bouncing BalloonCan CrusherCloudy MakerDiving ControlEgg and Bottle TrickFireproof BalloonsInvisible InkMaking GooNon-Popping Balloon...and many more crazy experiments!

Did you know that there’s a whole new world that the naked eye cannot see? If you peek into special devices, like the microscope, you will see tiny elements that make up any living or nonliving thing. Getting to the know the tiniest specks will help us to better understand the world around us. Recommended for fourth graders, here’s a refreshing approach to chemistry!

More space objects have been found beyond Pluto, in a region known as the Kuiper Belt.In 2003, Eris was discovered. Its existence was confirmed in January 2005. It was found to be larger than Pluto and was put forward as a tenth planet in our solar system.This caused much debate among astronomers. Are there more, larger objects in our solar system? How many? Are they all to be considered planets? If not, then what does this mean for Pluto?On August 24, 2006, the Intern...

TV and movies will have you believing that black holes are huge holes in space and anything that falls into them is lost for all time – possibly falling into another universe or another time, or even falling forever.You may think that black holes run around in space like huge vacuum cleaners sucking up everything in their path. This is not true.But what actually is a black hole and what do they do? This book will help you find out.The Educational Version has activitie...

Do you know where milk and eggs come from? And that protein makes you stronger?This amusing board book, which is shaped like a refrigerator, shows many of the foods you typically find inside one, from plump strawberries and yummy apples to delicious milk, yogurt, fish, tofu, cheese, and many other treats. The playful illustrations and fun text will satisfy all the mini-eaters, hungry bookworms, and curious future chefs out there. A perfect book for summer reading.

Today's children are extremely smart and ahead of the spectrum in terms of education in comparison to our previous generations. As the latest forms of technology develop, children are provided with many different options for learning at a rate that is much faster than what we as adults were ever able to partake in. Many children are interested about our nation's history. In fact, many are much more curious about our nation's history than we ever were, or still are now. A Presidents of The ...

Help your little learner understand the importance of water by going over this age-appropriate book. Not only that, your child will also get to understand the chemical reactions and bonds that make water water. It’s an exciting world of chemistry ahead! Is your little learner ready to dive in and learn?