These books give kids an exciting and fun place to explore science topics! Tons of fun, colorful illustrations and ideas to try are sprinkled all over the pages, with lots of places for kids to draw, fill-in, or give results to their own experiments. In the Engineering book, build paper airplanes, sketch your own roller coaster, design high-tech clothes to protect rain forest hikers, learn to draw in 3-D and much more. For most of each book, you'll just need a pencil and the book, although some pages require paper, glue, tape, or scissors. Hardcover, 80 pgs each. ~ Megan
These books give kids an exciting and fun place to explore science topics! Tons of fun, colorful illustrations and ideas to try are sprinkled all over the pages, with lots of places for kids to draw, fill-in, or give results to their own experiments. Science topics become engaging and doable! In the Science book you can build a skeleton, measure your reaction speed, analyze your fingerprints, design a robot, and much more. In the Engineering book, build paper airplanes, sketch your own roller coaster, design high-tech clothes to protect rain forest hikers, learn to draw in 3-D and much more. For most of each book, you'll just need a pencil and the book, although some pages require paper, glue, tape, or scissors. Hardcover, 80 pgs each. ~ Megan
We're having a enrichment camp that deals with STEAM
Really looking forward to helping my son through the summer slump by doing a morning 'work period' that is fun and interesting. These stem scribble books seem like a great combo of creative/critical…
I want to introduce my son to engineering.