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Try This! 50 Fun Experiments for the Mad Scientist in You

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Suitable for 9 - 11 years

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Is the crazy Einstein in you battling to get out? Try this. Fifty nutty experiments plus twenty bonus projects. Every person has a genius scientist hidden inside them. Yes, that includes YOU. A sleeping spirit of discovery that only needs to be awoken. Preferably with a loud BANG . So here come National Geographic to do the deed. Yes, you can trust them to make science really fun. Make your hands glow in the dark. Turn a white rose into a rainbow. Make seed bombs and slingshots. Build a racing rocket. Crashes, bangs and fun!

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9780545773362

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