Put a difficult science concept within reach, spark interest in a new topic, or just review a principle with your class with thPut a difficult science concept within reach, spark interest in a new topic, or just review a principle with your class with this 4-book series of simple, but dramatic, demonstrations that use readily available materials. 75 EASY LIFE SCIENCE DEMONSTRATIONS Turn students on to exploring life forms and processes with these quick demonstrations. The presentations use... Read full description

Put a difficult science concept within reach, spark interest in a new topic, or just review a principle with your class with this 4-book series of simple, but dramatic, demonstrations that use readily available materials.

75 EASY LIFE SCIENCE DEMONSTRATIONS
Turn students on to exploring life forms and processes with these quick demonstrations. The presentations use readily available equipment and cover topics such as plant stomata, effects of nicotine, and blood circulation. The 75 pp. indexed teacher’s book includes materials lists, illustrations, safety tips, and a glossary.

75 EASY EARTH SCIENCE DEMONSTRATIONS
Cause a tornado, recreate glacial erosion, form a stalactite, build a telescope, stage a solar eclipse—and more—right in your classroom! With these easy-to-present demonstrations, you can show the how’s and why’s of fascinating natural phenomena. Your students will see for themselves how earth science principles work. Employing readily available equipment and materials, the presentations are all set to use and provide all the classroom support you need. You get background information, teaching suggestions, materials lists, and clearly outlined procedures. The indexed 95 pp. teacher’s book also includes ample illustrations, safety guidelines, and time-saving appendices of astronomical data, temperature and unit conversions, and other useful information.

75 EASY CHEMISTRY DEMONSTRATIONS
Use these fascinating presentations to clarify topics such as physical and chemical changes, electrolysis of water, electrical conductivity, and corrosion of metals. The demonstrations are designed to “make the students feel like participants in the joy of sciencing.” Each one includes materials lists and procedures, and all use readily available equipment. The 96 pp. indexed teacher’s book includes teaching notes, safety procedures, illustrations, and conversion tables.

75 EASY PHYSICS DEMONSTRATIONS
Show how light can be broken into colors or how a peanut can be burned to measure its calories. Using readily available materials, these dramatic demonstrations cover topics such as physical properties of matter, the electromagnetic spectrum, potential energy, static electricity, series and parallel circuits, force and motion, and sound. Material lists, illustrations, safety guidelines, an index, and conversion tables are included in this 104 pp. teacher’s book.

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