| Call Number |
Author / Title Information |
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| 363.25 |
Rainis, Kenneth G. Crime-solving
science projects : forensic science experiments.
Berkeley Heights, NJ : Enslow, 2000. Introduces
various aspects of forensic science--document examination,
forgeries and counterfeiting, blood and DNA analysis, and trace
evidence and provides suggestions for related projects. |
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| 363.7 MA |
Markle, Sandra. The kids' earth
handbook. New York : Atheneum ; Toronto :
Maxwell Macmillan Canada ; New York : Maxwell Macmillan
International, 1991. Presents activities and
experiments which demonstrate how living things interact with
each other and the environment. Includes instructions for making
miniature ecosystems. |
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| 502 CO |
Cobb, Vicki. More science
experiments you can eat. New York : Lippincott,
1979. Experiments with food demonstrate various
scientific principles and produce edible results. Includes beef
jerky, cottage cheese, synthetic cola, and pudding. |
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| 502.8 We |
Webster, David, 1930- How to do a
science project. New York, F. Watts, 1974.
Suggestions for three types of science projects--report,
demonstration, and research--with emphasis on procedures used to
do a successful research project. |
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| 507 Be |
Beller, Joel. So you want to do a
science project!. New York : Arco Pub., c1982.
A guide to selecting, researching, and doing science
projects--some not too difficult, others more
sophisticated--with lists of projects in various scientific
areas. |
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| 507 Ma |
Mandell, Muriel. Simple science
experiments with everyday materials. New York :
Sterling Pub. Co., c1989. Includes instructions for
ninety-nine simple experiments that demonstrate basic scientific
principles. |
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| 507 Wo |
Wong, Ovid K. Is science magic?.
Chicago : Childrens Press, c1989. A collection of
science experiments exploring common phenomena relating to
matter, energy, and their properties. |
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| 507.1 SCI |
Science activities.
Danbury, CT : Grolier Educational, 2002. v. 1.
Electricity and magnetism -- v. 2. Everyday chemistry v. 3.
Force and motion -- v. 4. Heat and Energy -- v. 5. Inside matter
-- v. 6. Light and color -- v. 7. Our environment -- v. 8. Sound
and hearing -- v. 9. Using materials -- v. 10. Weather and
climate. |
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| 507.8 150 |
150 great science experiments :
ingenious, easy-to-do projects that explain the wonders of
science and technology. New York : Lorenz, 2001.
An illustrated collection of one hundred and fifty easy-to-do
science experiments for children. |
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| 507.8 ARD |
Ardley, Neil. 101 great science
experiments. London ; New York : Dorling
Kindersley, c1993. Describes 101 science experiments
or activities that can be done with household items and easily
found ingredients. |
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| 507.8 GA |
Gardner, Robert, 1929- Science
experiments. New York : F. Watts, 1988.
Provides instructions for science experiments and projects in
botany, physics, energy, and nature, using such everyday objects
as kitchen utensils, sink, and bathtub. |
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| 507.8 Ha |
Hann, Judith. How science works.
Pleasantville, N.Y. : Reader's Digest Association, c1991.
Provides practical science experiments and projects designed to
be completed at home with safe, everyday ingredients. |
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| 507.8 RA |
Rainis, Kenneth G. Exploring with
a magnifying glass. New York : Watts, 1991.
Presents activities using a magnifying glass and, for the most
part, objects that are found around the house. |
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| 507.8 RI |
Richards, Roy. 101 science tricks
: fun experiments with everyday materials. New
York : Sterling Pub. Co., 1991, c1990. Presents 101
experiments and activities involving such scientific principles
as aerodynamics, light and color perception, and optical
illusion. |
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| 507.8 VA |
VanCleave, Janice Pratt. Janice
VanCleave's 201 awesome, magical, bizarre, & incredible
experiments. New York : Wiley, c1994.
Safe, low-cost experiments in biology, chemistry, physics, earth
science, and astronomy for home or classroom with step-by-step
instructions. |
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| 507.8 Ve |
Vecchione, Glen. 100 amazing
make-it-yourself science fair projects. New York
: Sterling Pub., c1994. Contains a variety of
science fair projects, including those involving electricity,
ecology, biology, and perception. Each project includes
instructions and tips for exhibition. |
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| 508 BUR |
Burnie, David. 101 nature
experiments. New York, NY : DK Publishing, 1996. |
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| 520 FOR |
Ford, Harry. The young astronomer.
New York : DK Pub., 1998. Introduces the basics of
astronomy through a variety of projects, including a model of a
lunar eclipse and a chart of a comet's path. |
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| 523 Mo |
Moeschl, Richard. Exploring the
sky : 100 projects for beginning astronomers.
Chicago, Ill. : Chicago Review Press, c1989.
Presents 100 astronomy projects, with information on related
mythology and pertinent history, cultures, and people. |
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| 525 GA |
Gardner, Robert, 1929- Experimenting
with light. New York : F. Watts, 1991.
Presents simple experiments that demonstrate theories of light
waves, diffraction, the effects of lenses, and reflection. |
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| 530.72 St |
Stone, A. Harris. Take a balloon,.
Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Prentice-Hall [1967] A
series of questions, answers, and experiments concerning the
actions and reactions of a balloon; explains basic scientific
concepts. |
| 532 Goo |
Goodstein, Madeline P. Fish tank
physics projects. Berkeley Heights, N.J. :
Enslow Publishers, c2002. |
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| 534 GA |
Gardner, Robert, 1929- Experimenting
with sound. New York : F. Watts, 1991.
Explores the properties of sound through experiments and
activities. |
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| 535 LE |
Levine, Shar, 1953- The optics
book : fun experiments with light, vision & color.
New York : Sterling, 1999. Explores the properties
of light and color by means of experiments and analysis of
various optical instruments including periscopes, and
telescopes. |
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| 535 WH |
Whyman, Kathryn. Rainbows to
lasers. New York : Gloucester, 1989.
Introduces the subject of light, from rainbows to the technology
of lasers. Includes projects using everyday items. |
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| 550 Bo |
Bonnet, Robert L. Earth science :
49 science fair projects. New York : TAB, 1990.
Provides project ideas from beginning to end, including
overviews, organizational direction, suggested hypotheses,
materials, and procedures. |
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| 550.78 Fa |
Farndon, John. How the Earth works.
Pleasantville, N.Y. : Reader's Digest Association, c1992.
Experiments and projects explore the earth's structure,
features, and changing landscape. |
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| 551.6 FL |
Flint, David C. Weather and
climate. London ; New York : Gloucester Press,
1991. Explains the main elements of weather,
including what causes temperature changes, the composition of
the atmosphere, seasonal changes, and the effects of ocean
currents and altitude on climate. Includes simple experiments. |
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| 574.5 TW |
Twist, Clint. Jungles and forests.
New York : Gloucester Press, 1993. Forest zones --
Natural cover -- Tropical rain forests -- Layered forests --
Diversity -- How it works -- Temperate forests -- Species and
soil -- Boreal forests -- Winter survival -- Other forests --
Forest management -- Myths of the forest. Examines
the climatic conditions in a rain forest and their effects on
the variety of plant and animal life found there. Includes
related projects. |
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| 579.5 PA |
Pascoe, Elaine. Slime, molds, and
fungi. Woodbridge, Conn. : Blackbirch Press,
c1999. Using hands-on natural science projects,
explores and explains different types and characteristics of
fungi. |
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| 612.8 PA |
Parker, Steve. Nerves to senses.
New York : Gloucester Press, 1991. Explores how our
bodies respond to stimuli of the nervous system and presents
related projects. |
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| 621.042 GA |
Gardner, Robert, 1929-
Experimenting with energy conservation. New York
: Franklin Watts, c1992. Discusses energy and its
conservation and provides experiments with which to investigate
the topic. |
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| 621.36 Sc |
Schneider, Herman, 1905- Laser
light. New York : McGraw-Hill, c1978.
Discusses laser and non-laser light, the laser beam and
apparatus used to produce it, and the applications of lasers.
Includes experiments. |
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| 621.38 Le |
LeBlanc, Wayne J. Modern
electronics. New York : F. Watts, 1986.
Instructions for experiments, preceded by fundamental
descriptions of electronics, explain electronic components and
demonstrate how calculators, radios, and other electronic
devices works. |
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| 628 Bo |
Bonnet, Robert L. Environmental
science : 49 science fair projects. New York :
Tab Books, c1990. Suggests forty-nine projects in
environmental science, suitable for the classroom or a science
fair. |
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| 629.13 WA |
Walker, Ormiston H. Experimenting
with air and flight. New York : F. Watts, 1989.
Suggests experiments and projects to demonstrate the properties
of air and the mechanics of flight by such objects as airplanes,
balloons, and kites. |
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| 793.8 Co |
Cobb, Vicki. Bet you can't! :
science impossibilities to fool you. New York :
Lothrop, c1980. Describes more than sixty impossible
tricks, each based on scientific principles which are explained
in accompanying text. |
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