Fun and Tricks for Young Scientists
Author:
George Barr
Illustrator:
Mildred Waltrip
Publication:
1968 by McGraw-Hill Book Company
Genre:
Non-fiction, Science
Series:
George Barr's Science Experience Books 
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Pages:
126
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Explains how to perform over twenty-five tricks, oddities, and effects, based on scientific principles, including "Fun with a Clotheshanger," "Catching Air in a Paper Bag," and "Walking Through a Calling Card".
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George Barr
1907 - 1992American
George Barr—McGraw-Hill author of More Research Ideas for Young Scientists, Research Adventures for Young Scientists, Young Scientis... See more
Mildred Waltrip
1911 - 2004American
Mildred Waltrip was born in Kentucky and received her art training at the School of Art Institute Chicago. When she graduated in 1934 she was awarde... See more
Science Tricks and Magic for Young People
Reprinted in 1987 by Dover Publications
Available formats: Paperback
Series: George Barr's Science Experience Books (Dover Reprints)
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