Physics for Kids

Can you fry an egg without fire? Is it true that the Earth rotates? Why does a hare have such long ears? How to make a sundial and an electric magnet by yourself? Initially, children explore the surrounding world through play, but at the age of 5 to 8, they are already capable of understanding the scientific nature of basic physical phenomena. L. Sikoruk's book will explain in an accessible manner to young readers what sound, light, heat, space, motion, inertia, and magnetism are. Conducting simple practical experiments at home with a child will strengthen the bond between parent and child, develop creative thinking and resourcefulness, and help acquire useful knowledge.

The book is addressed to both children and their parents who wish to form a correct understanding of the surrounding world in their child and introduce them to the interesting and amazing science of physics