FIZZ FACTOR 50 AMAZING EXPERIMENTS

FIZZ FACTOR 50 AMAZING EXPERIMENTS

(3 customer reviews)

Steve Spangler's latest book explores the science of soda pop. Uncover 50 soda pop secrets that are guaranteed to make you a soda pop aficionado. Fizz Factor teaches you how to conduct hands-on experiments, create incredible science fair projects, and amaze your dinner guests using one simple thing... soda pop. Each activity in the book comes complete with a scientific explanation and suggestions for additional experiments. Written in conjunction with Brian Rohrig.Magic, science, practical jokes and more! Fizz Factor is overflowing with science fair project ideas for students, crazy stunts for parents, and solid classroom connections for teachers who want to add a little pop! to their science lessons.

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Product Details:

Product Length:	11.0 inches
Product Width:	8.5 inches
Product Height:	0.38 inches
Package Length:	10.87 inches
Package Width:	8.35 inches
Package Height:	0.1 inches
Package Weight:	0.55 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 3 reviews

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Average Customer Review: 4.5

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5 of 5 found the following review helpful:

Science Class Jan 31, 2010
By A. Brown
I teach a 6th grade science class, and this product has given me a lot of great ideas for discussing chemical vs. physical changes, pressure, and volume.

5 of 5 found the following review helpful:

Great Little Book Dec 18, 2007
By G. Giddens
My Grandson is using this book for a science project at school. He is in the seventh grade. It's a great little book for kids that age and older kids like grand dads. The book is full of fun things to do.

Great Resource Dec 02, 2011
By apoem "apoem"
This book is an excellent resource for teaching science. We have been making soda pop fr a school experiment and working through this book. There are a lot of ideas that you can use for science experiments and with a little bit of luck they can be turned into science projects. You would be surprised at how much science goes into a bottle of soda pop and how much fun you can have learning with soda.

I would say grade 5th is probably a good age for this book but it might be just a touch hard for a fifth grader. Sixth grade and 7th graders will probably be able to learn a lot and work through this book on their own.

Enjoy.

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