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• My Book of the Elements

  a Fact-filled Guide to the Periodic Table

  Dingle, Adrian, 1967-

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  Covers all the elements as well as key science topics, such as states of matter.

• Chemistry Magic

  10 Fun Chemistry Experiments

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  Learn how chemistry can make "magic" happen with ten hands-on activities. Step-by-step instructions and colorful illustrations guide readers through each experiment.

• Chemical Reactions

  Faust, Daniel R.,

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  A flickering flame and erupting vinegar volcano have a lot in common. They are both signs of a chemical reaction. Learn all about all kids of reactions from small to large.

• Breaking Down Chemistry

  Rusick, Jessica,

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  An overview of including a short history of early chemistry. Examines elements, molecules, and chemical reactions. The periodic table of the elements is introduced. Includes some kid friendly experiments.

• The Elements

  Dingle, Adrian, 1967-

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  Explore all the 118 unique building blocks of our universe and the many miraculous ways we use them.

• Surrounded by Chemicals

  the Science of Chemistry

  Lesley, John,

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  Chemicals are all around us. We can see smell taste hear and touch them all the time. Chemicals are not just things that a chemist uses in a science laboratory. There are chemicals in the food you eat at lunch the soap you use to wash your hands and…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Chemical Reactions!

  With 25 Science Projects for Kids

  Berk Koch, Susan,

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  Young readers can learn about chemical reactions taking place all around us. Find out what happens when different atoms and molecules come in contact with each other.

• Kitchen Chemistry

  a Food Science Cookbook

  Debbink, Andrea,

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  With this one learn how you can be an artist, chef, and scientist all at the same time in your own kitchen! ? More than 30 delicious recipes will help get you started.

• Mixtures and Solutions

  Sohn, Emily,

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  Learn about elements, mixtures, and solutions by seeing for yourself how mixing things together can sometimes cause a chemical reaction.

• Kitchen Chemistry

  Cool Crystals, Rockin' Reactions, and Magical Mixtures : With Hands-on Science Activities

  Brown, Cynthia L. (Cynthia Light),

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  A guide to the science behind cooking. Hands-on instructions for several experiments—including how to make crystals, an Alka-Seltzer rocket and a foam volcano—using things you can find around the house.

• The Kitchen Pantry Scientist

  Chemistry for Kids: Homemade Science Experiments and Activities Inspired by Awesome Chemists, Past and Present

  Heinecke, Liz Lee,

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  Biographies of 25 leading chemists, past and present with hands-on experiments and activities to bring the history and principles of chemistry alive.

• Real Chemistry Experiments

  40 Exciting STEAM Activities for Kids

  Zovinka, Edward P.,

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  40 exciting experiments exploring science, technology, engineering, art, and math.

• Science You Can Eat

  Gates, Stefan,

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  Explores the science behind food, nutrition, and cooking. Includes twenty experiments explore the science at home.

• 30-minute Chemistry Projects

  Leigh, Anna,

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  Make your own plastic, snow, and even a lava lamp. Clear, step-by-step instructions and photos help with the projects. Science Takeaway sidebars explain the chemistry behind these cool creations.

• Chemistry You Can Chomp

  Alkire, Jessie,

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  Do you like learning about atoms, molecules, and other matter? Do you like to cook? Learn about what chemists do and what they have discovered. Then explore chemistry by making delicious snacks.

• Backyard Chemistry Experiments

  Wood, Alix,

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  Step-by-step science in your own backyard. Easy instructions and full-color photographs help illustrate each experiment. What's Happening sidebars explain the scientific principles demonstrated in each experiment.

• Chemistry Projects to Build on

  4D An Augmented Reading Experience

  Ventura, Marne,

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  Bubble, pop, fizz! These chemical reaction projects will take your makerspace to the next level. Learn science basics and then build on them. Learn why chemical reactions happen, and how to make and take them to the next level.

• Kitchen Science Lab for Kids

  52 Mouth-watering Recipes and the Everyday Science That Makes Them Taste Amazing

  Heinecke, Liz Lee,

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  Cooking and baking is science. Physics, chemistry, and even biology are at play. This one has 52 recipes using science that actually taste good!

• Reactions

  An Illustrated Exploration of Elements, Molecules, and Change in the Universe

  Gray, Theodore W.,

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  An Illustrated Exploration of Elements, Molecules, and Change in the Universe. Amazing photographs show how molecules interact - chemical reactions. The chapter called "The Boring Chapter," is funny - it explains the reactions of paint drying and…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Exploring Kitchen Science

  30+ Edible Experiments & Kitchen Activities

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  30+ Edible kitchen experiments from the Exploratorium. I want to make food glow in the dark!