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Science Around the World |
by Shar Levine
Join Shar Levine and Leslie Johnstone as they journey into times both ancient and modern and to 10 different countries near and far to explore some of the world’s most exciting scientific discoveries.
Your students will travel 3,000 years into the past to observe how the simple machines of the Egyptians were used to build the pyramids. Learn about Zhang Heng, the Chinese scientist who invented the first seismograph in 132 A.D.! Then jump forward in time to construct their own rocket thruster to simulate those used by NASA.
Includes activities relating to biology, chemistry, physics and earth science. Each experiment includes a materials list, helpful illustrations, step-by-step instructions and an explanation of the scientific principles involved.
96 pp., softcover.
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