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Gives directions for about 100 simple experiments using items available in the supermarket. Includes explanations of the scientific principles demonstrated.
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Subjects
Children's Story Book, Watch Mr. Wizard, Don Herbert, Mr. Wizard, Science Education, Television Tie-In, Science Experiments, Magic, Demonstrations, Magic Show, Illustrated, Air Pressure, Water, Heat, Light, and Flying, Balloons, Juvenile Literature, How To, Do It Yourself, DIY, Experiments, Science, Science projects, Scientific recreations, Beginning Science with Mr. Wizard, terrarium, pulley, lever, Juvenile literatureShowing 4 featured editions. View all 4 editions?
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Mr. Wizard's Supermarket Science
July 22, 2003, Random House Books for Young Readers
in English
0394838009 9780394838007
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Mr Wizard's Supermarket Science
October 1999, Rebound By Sagebrush
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in English
- Rebound edition
0808580183 9780808580188
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Mr. Wizard's Supermarket Science
1980, Random House, Inc.
Hardcover
in English
0394938003 9780394938004
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Includes index.
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Work Description
This is a educational book designed to help young readers to conduct scientific experiments. There are over 100 experiments listed, each with a black and white illustrations, with either blue, or orange added to represent the experiments. There are explanations of how they work. The experiments are designed to be simple, such as putting wilted cerery into water, pushing a straw through a potato, creating tools like a pulley, a lever, making simple electrical toys, or creating things such as a terrarium.
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Feedback?October 17, 2020 | Edited by MARC Bot | import existing book |
June 9, 2020 | Edited by TearyEyesAnderson | Added new cover |
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