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This book thinks you're a scientist
2016-11-22 · via British Science Association

This Book Thinks You’re A Scientist has been written in association with London’s famous Science Museum. This special book has been designed like the Museum’s new Wonderlab Gallery to encourage children to wonder about their world. 

Inside the book, children can learn to bend water with static power, write a new robot language, levitate paper clips and much, much more. Explore seven key scientific areas, including force and motion, electricity and magnetism, earth and space, light, matter, sound and mathematics.  

Throughout, readers are encouraged to develop an understanding of scientific methods by asking questions, staging their own hands-on experiments, and recording their findings with careful scientific accuracy.  

Published by Thames & Hudson.