Young Scientist Activity Book

How do you measure friendship? Can you be friends with a robot? Are stars always alone? Why does a hermit live alone? And do we actually have a natural enemy? Young Scientist's sixth activity book is again full of interesting discoveries, special facts, and challenging puzzles and experiments. This activity book is all about friendship. Special friendships are discussed, such as friends in the animal kingdom, but unwanted friends are not overlooked either. Just think of a tick that has latched onto your skin. How do you get rid of that?

This incredibly fun, interesting, funny, diverse, cool Young Scientist Activity Book about all kinds of friends is for:
- those who are not big readers of long books
- someone who can choose a book during Children's Book Week and also sneaks this one to the checkout
- those who love an informative book
- a rainy autumn holiday day
- the teacher and the whole class to puzzle and discover
- a journey in the back seat of the car or on the train to a holiday destination
- secretly also fathers and mothers, babysitters and grandpas, grandmas and all your friends.

The really fun quizzes and puzzles are suitable for all ages from 8 years and easily readable for every reading level, with good explanations. The binary puzzles, nonograms or logic puzzles will be an extra challenge for younger interested readers, but these are precisely fun to solve together with the secretly also puzzling dad or grandma.
For detectives, there are, for example, fine mazes, code crackers, or word searches.

Between the puzzles are interesting quizzes with facts, questions, and experiments. For example, a mirror test that asks the question: 'Do you know that you exist?'. Or a quiz about parasites, an assignment to draw mistletoe, make plastic float, or fascinating facts about atoms, flea-ridden friends, and scary ghost particles – too many to mention.