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Today I’m on the blog tour for Mr Shaha’s Recipes for Wonder by Alom Shaha. It’s a great fun book, full of things to do with bits and bobs around the home.
Book Description
Why does the …? What is …? How does …?
Don’t worry if you don’t know the answers, you soon will!
Every child can be a scientist with the help of Mr Shaha and his recipes for wonder!
Turn a rainy day at home or a walk in the park into a chance to experiment. All you need are a few simple items from your kitchen cupboards — and the power of curiosity!
Learn about sound by making wine glasses sing, investigate chemical reactions with vitamin-powered rockets, and explore Newton’s Third Law by making balloon-driven cars.
Written by a science teacher and dad, Mr Shaha’s Recipes for Wonder gives clear, step-by-step instructions for over 15 experiments. Whether you’re a science star or just starting out, it will help you inspire young people to learn.
Get the whole family joining in around the table, as you transform your kitchen into a laboratory!
My Review
Mr Shaha’s Recipes for Wonder Is such an exciting book. So many things to do with kids, perfect for a rainy day, or snow days like we had last week! The book is wonderfully illustrated and with many diagrams to help you along. There is quite a lot of text to go alongside the experiments so I would recommend it for ages 8+ children any younger would struggle with the text I would think.
As an adult interested in Science I found reading the book, very refreshing and rewarding, it’s too young for baby girl to take part in, but she happily sat next to me looking at the pages as I was reading along.
Blog Tour
Here is the blog tour schedule for the other bloggers, why not pop over and check out their content?
Giveaway
The publishers at Scribe UK have kindly allowed me to giveaway a copy of Mr Shaha’s Recipes for Wonder to one of you. To enter please fill in the gleam widget below.
Remember the more entries you complete the better your chances of winning!
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*We were given a copy of Mr Shaha’s Recipes for Wonder in exchange for this review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
I’d try the volcano experiment x
I love science books and the balloon powered cars look fab
we like making slime- not as easy as it looks x
We love messy fizzy ones like the volcano 🙂 would love to do some slime ones or magnet ones
I’ve seen a great one with dye, washing up liquid and something else I can’t remember. Makes foam that shoots up!
id like to try the volcano experiment
I would love to make a volcano
Always wanted to do the exploding volcanoe
balloon powered cars
Make a volcano!!
The colour changing cabbage looks interesting.
the volcano would be fun x
It has to be the “classic” volcano experiment! So much fun, if a bit messy 🙂
A volcano would be fun
A bomb up partners bum hoping it would work so he would do the house up
We always play with magnets
Exploding volcanoes x
The volcano is always a good one
The balloon powered cars look like great fun!
Volcanoes with Coca Cola and Bicarbonate of Soda or Coke with Mentos. Anything messy or loud is great fun with kids.
The volcano for sure – brings back memories
The colour changing cabbage looks fun
Balloon powered cars
I think we would do the volcano!
Making some homemade slime.
Making a volcano!
I would like to make some homemade goo with my nieces.
My boys would love this #LuckyLinky
we want to do the bubbles on snow experiment, sadly we discovered it after the thaw so we will try it when it snows (next year maybe) turns the bubble into an ice ball
The balloon car looks good
Have entered the contest, sounds like a great prize for my children.
vitamin powered rocket x
vitamin powered rocket x
The balloon-driven cars sound fun!
i always like the volcanoes
Balloon driven cars would be great for my nephews
the ballon powered cars sound fun
The balloon car looks fun
The balloon powered cars look like a lot of fun, I think we’d do those first.
Things floating / sinking in water
i think making a volcano would be fun
My Grandson would love this
The Balloon Powered Cars sounds like a lot of fun!
Volcanoes would be fun
What Science experiments would you like to try at home?
making wine glasses sing (hope they don’t shatter)
I’d like to try the balloon powered cars.
Making wine glasses sing – I’ve always tried and failed
The colour changes cabbage 😀 Great video.
I know my boys would be interested in making balloon-driven cars!
I’d like to try the Balloon Powered Cars
Balloon-powered cars sounds fun
Volcanoes coke and bicarbonate of soda- always a DELIGHT
making wine glasses sing,