Science Experiments for Curious Kids

Description

Real science, right at the kitchen table
Science Experiments for Curious Kids from Nadouri Studio turns everyday moments into discoveries. Written for young scientists ages 6–10, it collects 30 safe and easy activities that use ordinary household supplies — paper clips, cups of water, a dried bean — to reveal genuinely amazing science, no laboratory required.

A peek at the experiments
Mighty magnets: Hold a magnet above a pile of paper clips and watch them leap through the air. Children discover that magnets pull on things made of iron — even without touching them — and start hunting around the house for what else is magnetic.

Mix-a-color magic: Add drops of food coloring to clear cups of water, pour two colors together, and watch a brand-new color appear. Red plus yellow, blue plus yellow, red plus blue — young scientists learn that primary colors mix to make every other color.

Grow a bean in a jar: Tuck a dried bean between a damp paper towel and the glass of a clear jar, add a little water each day, and watch it wake up: the bean opens, a root grows down, and a green shoot reaches for the light. That waking-up is called germination — and kids get to watch it happen.

What children will learn
Every experiment follows the real scientific rhythm: gather materials, follow clear numbered steps, observe closely, and read a short “Why it works” explanation that names the science behind the magic. Children practice predicting, measuring, waiting patiently and asking better questions — the habits of every great scientist.

What is included inside
A 96-page activity book with 30 original experiments, a simple “You will need” list for each one, numbered illustrated steps, child-friendly science explanations, and a clear “Adult supervision required” note on every activity so families can explore together safely. No fire, no hazardous chemicals, no hard-to-find supplies — ever. Available in Paperback, Hardcover and eBook formats.

Benefits for parents and teachers
These are experiments adults can actually say yes to: safe, quick to set up, and made from things already in the cupboard. Parents get weekend projects with real learning built in; teachers get classroom-tested activities for science centers and STEM weeks, with supervision notes and explanations ready to go.

Age range, reading level and formats
Created for children ages 6–10 years. Reading level: early reader and up — numbered steps use short, clear sentences, and younger scientists can join in with a grown-up reading along. Available in Paperback, Hardcover and eBook formats. 96 pages, full color, English. Author: Nadouri Studio. Publisher: Nadouri Children’s Books.

Frequently asked questions
Are the experiments safe? Yes. Every activity uses common household items, contains no fire or hazardous chemicals, and carries an “Adult supervision required” note so a grown-up always joins the fun.
Do I need special equipment? No. If you have cups, water, paper clips, a magnet, food coloring and a dried bean, you can do the experiments shown — and the rest use similarly ordinary things.
Will a 6-year-old understand the science? Yes. Each “Why it works” box explains the idea in one or two short, friendly sentences written for young readers.

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