Chemistry for Kids
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Elements
- Aluminum
- Calcium
- Carbon
- Chlorine
- Copper
- Gold
- Helium
- Hydrogen
- Iron
- Lead
- Mercury
- Nitrogen
- Oxygen
- Silicon
- Sodium
- Sulphur
- Tin
- Uranium
Molecules
Learn by Doing
- Soda Cans
- Chalk and Lemons
- Candles and Cars
- Dry Ice
- Bread and Bleach
- Cooking pots
- Heat Activities
- Helium Balloons
- Water Movement
- Freezing Salt Water
- Ice Floats
- Rust
- Fishing Weights
- Mercury Video
- Plant Food
- Oxygen and Candles
- Sand Castles
- Sodium Videos
- Steam Kettles
- Magnet and Paper Clip
- Eggs and Matches
- Tin Cans
- Dominoes
- Metal Activities
- Lenses and Fire
Atoms and Molecules (Usborne Understanding Science) , by Roxbee-Cox (1991). Ages 9-12. A basic introduction.
Chemistry (DK Eyewitness Books), by Ann Newmark and Laura Buller (2005). DK is a respected series.
Simple Chemistry, Grades 4-6, by Evan-Moor (2008). Ages 9-12. Good simple projects to illustrate concepts.
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