Let’s get a little technical when we discuss how electric motors work. In every switch and twitch, physics is at work. We won’t bore you with terms you cannot comprehend because we created this book to be age-appropriate for fourth graders. Trace actions and see pictures for easier comprehension. Would you like to create your own electric motors too?
Let's get a little technical when we discuss how electric motors work. In every switch and twitch, physics is at work. We won't bore you with terms you cannot comprehend because we created this book to be age-appropriate for fourth graders. Trace actions and see pictures for easier comprehension. Would you like to create your own electric motors too?
Physics is among the more difficult subjects to learn. In order to maintain good grades in the subject, it is important that your child has a good foundation of the basics.Divide the main blocks of physics into sub-blocks and focus in one area at a time. This book will teach you about energy, light and electricity. Enjoy the read!
A full-color introduction to the engines that power our world, packed with STEM activities and text-to-world connections that invite kids ages 7 to 10 to discovery the wonderful world of engines and motors From ancient times to now, engines have powered the activities of people's lives. Engines With Science Projects for Kids invites readers ages 7 to 10 to explore engines through hands-on STEM projects that deepen their understanding of engines, what makes them hum, and all the special jobs they do for humans. - Learn about heat engines that power everything from trains to cars to planes to nuclear power plants. - Explore electric motors and the magnetism that makes them run. - Discover pneumatic motors that power tools and torpedoes, working with air squeezed under pressure. - Learn about hydraulic motors with fluids under pressure that power things like cranes, lawn trimmers, garbage disposals, and drilling rigs. - Study clockwork motors powered by a spiral spring and gears that move watches, wind-up toys, and music boxes. - Interact with engaging text that's reinforced with 25 hands-on, science-minded projects, including building a catapult, a milk-carton conveyor belt, and a magnet-powered car, while fascinating trivia, essential questions, links to online resources, text-to-world connections, and even jokes help support deeper learning About the Explore Your World series and Nomad Press Nomad Press books in the Explore Your World series integrate content with participation, encouraging readers to engage in student-directed learning. Combining content with inquiry-based projects stimulates learning and makes it active and alive. Nomad's unique approach simultaneously grounds kids in factual knowledge while allowing them the space to be curious, creative, and critical thinkers. All books are leveled for Guided Reading level and Lexile and align with Common Core State Standards and Next Generation Science Standards. All titles are available in paperback, hardcover, and ebook formats.
There's more than one way to power a toy boat. Electric motors, balloons, gears, water jets, belt drives, chemical reactions, steam, and even gravity can be used to propel a small ship across a pool. Also, the boats' propellers and paddles can be side-mounted or at the stern, or even sit above the waterline, like a fan-powered swamp boat. The Motorboat Book will show children how to build more than 20 different models through step-by-step instructions with clear photos. And if they'd rather travel under the water than over it, the book has 6 different submarine projects. In addition to the boatbuilding activities, author Ed Sobey includes instructions on how to build an &“ocean&” to test the boats, as well as accessories such as four different water pumps, waterproof battery and motor cases, and a working foghorn. Most of the boats are built from recycled and easy-to-find materials, but an appendix lists local and online sources for wire, plastic propellers, small motors, and more. Educators will appreciate the Meeting Science Standards summary at the end of the book.
The Kitchen Pantry Scientist: Physics for Kids features biographies of 25 leading physicists, past and present, accompanied by accessible, hands-on experiments and activities to bring the history and principles of physics alive.
This is an autobigraphy of my life and and the development of my physics theories. It describes the three principles of Circlon Synchronicity. Photon's have mass, gravity falls up and electrons shrink. It contains complete descriptions and calculations of matter, photons and gravity. There is a step-by-step description of the evolution of the universe from before its beginning creation of 2256 atoms to the present with an exact Blackbody temperature of 2.726˚K. There are hundreds of drawings and illustrations of experiments, atoms and photons. There is a drawing of the nuclear structure of the most common isotope of each of the chemical elements. This book is based on Newtonian force and motion but it also examines the deep philosophical and psychological foundations of Quantum Mechanics and the Special and General theories of Relativity. Non-dimensional point-particle theories are replaced with the Fine Structure constant and the Bohr radius to provide the measured circlon shape and size.
