101 Great Science Experiments: A Step-by-Step Guide Paperback – December 15, 2014

I purchased this book for a secret santa give away at school. It is a good quality book with lots of fun experiments to do. Lots of common items you already have in your home to make it easy for students to do experiments without having to wait to get items they don't already have access to. I would buy again.

We loved doing these science experiments. Kids had so much fun.

Every single time I visit my sister my 8 year old nephew tells me about science experiments he was participating in and did at school with such excitement and joy that I decided to buy this book for him. My nephew was thrilled when he received it and that makes me happy.This is an excellent book with lots of good ideas, clearly illustrated experiments, instructions are easy to follow and what's importantly cheap to do. Some of them a bit hard for his age but the ones he had done by himself or with the help of an adult were fun.My nephew told about this book to his classmates and some of the kids parents were asking my sister where she bought it lolBuy with confidence. You will not be disappointed.

This book has a lot of fun experiments and projects that get my 5 year old son very excited. However, some projects require special supplies that we don’t have in the house. To build the banjo, I had to go to 4 different stores (Michael’s, Home Depot, Ace Hardware, and Ralphs) to get the necessary items: paint, gloss, glue, colored duct tape, tacks, eyelet screws, an oversized balloon, wooden planks, fishing line, and a plastic tub. In the end, the banjo didn’t even work well. It was more decorative than anything else.

I bought it as a gift for my nephews, and they seem to enjoy reading it.

The photos are very good, the instructions are clear and simple, and the appeal is great for kids! I bought this for my granddaughter for her 8th birthday. Her mom is planning to do science experiments with her this summer. This will help my daughter to do fun experiments with both of her daughters.

The book came in great condition, my nephew opened it up immediately and started showing us all the interesting things he found in the pages to do. It seems pretty straight forward, not too advanced or too difficult. It seems like an all-around fun book to get a junior scientist started with some easier experiments to experiments with chemical reactions. It's pretty nifty!

This book should be re-titled "100 Great Science Experiments" because the project we were most interested in was not included. The missing project, "Build a Haunted House" appears in the table of contents, directing the reader to Project 36 on page 44. It was not there. We consulted every page in the book to no avail. The rest of the experiments appear interesting enough, so we will keep it and try some of them. However, we were pretty disappointed that the project which caused us to purchase the book was mysteriously missing.