This is a kid and teacher friendly book of science experiments. The book is spiral bound and uses tabs to separate the book into sections according to the subject of the experiment. The subjects are astronomy, biology, chemistry, geology/geography, physics, and weather. There are 62 experiments for astronomy, 59 experiments for biology, 59 experiments for chemistry, 57 experiments for geology/geography, 65 experiments for physics, 63 experiments for weather. Each experiment is given a title, a question, a list of materials needed, steps to complete the experiment, a cartoon illustration, and a "Did you know?" factoid. No table of contents is given, but there is an alphabetical index of experiment titles, questions, and subjects. A guide to symbols used is given at the front of the book, indicating how much adult supervision is needed for the experiment and where the experiment can be performed.

I think children, parents, and teachers will get a lot out of these science experiments. They are quick easy, and do not require a lot of uncommon materials. The book is easy to navigate if you are trying to find an experiment related to a specific topic. The experiments also do a good job of illustrating the science concepts. Appropriate for ages four to twelve with adult supervision. ( )