Product Description: Can you blow a square bubble from a square hole? Do you know how the narrow beam of light from a film projector fills up a big movie screen? Finding out the answers to these questions isn't just fun--it's physics, and will help kids understand all the wonderful things happening in the world around them...read more

Presents more than sixty simple physics experiments that can be done with materials around the house.

Gives instructions on how to perform such science experiments as making invisible ink, turning a straw into a trombone, and squeezing an egg into a small-necked bottle using ordinary materials.

Provides instructions for chemistry experiments using common household items, including working with air and water, salt and sugar, crystals, foods and other commercial products, and carbon dioxide.