Jim Noonan
Professor Figgy's Weather and Climate Science Lab for Kids
52 Family-Friendly Activities Exploring Meteorology, Earth Systems, and Climate Change
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Professor Figgy's Weather and Climate Science Lab for Kids
52 Family-Friendly Activities Exploring Meteorology, Earth Systems, and Climate Change
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Learn about the Earthâ s atmosphere and weather patterns through a series of hands-on and exciting learning experiences with Professor Figgyâ s Weather and Climate Science Lab for Kids.
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Learn about the Earthâ s atmosphere and weather patterns through a series of hands-on and exciting learning experiences with Professor Figgyâ s Weather and Climate Science Lab for Kids.
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- Lab for Kids
- Verlag: Quarto Publishing Group USA Inc
- Seitenzahl: 144
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. März 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 220mm x 215mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 440g
- ISBN-13: 9780760370858
- ISBN-10: 0760370850
- Artikelnr.: 61343622
- Lab for Kids
- Verlag: Quarto Publishing Group USA Inc
- Seitenzahl: 144
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. März 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 220mm x 215mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 440g
- ISBN-13: 9780760370858
- ISBN-10: 0760370850
- Artikelnr.: 61343622
Jim Noonan, aka Professor Figgy, is a tried-and-true New Englander raised in Westerly, RI, where he experienced some of the most striking weather in the world. Inspired by Mr. Rogers and Mr. Wizard, he developed a passion for science and creativity at a young age. Jim studied theatre and chemistry at Dartmouth College and received an acting MFA from the Yale School of Drama. As a crafter at The Martha Stewart Show, Jim brought his love of science to on-air appearances with Martha herself, while developing Professor Figgy’s Fabulous Science Kits, a line of educational, crafting kits for kids. After 15 years working in NYC for clients like Ralph Lauren, Scholastic, and “The Chew,” he started his own creative projects business. Jim lives in Brooklyn with his husband, and when he’s not hard at work formulating new kits or busy crafting, he likes to escape to the Catskill Mountains in upstate New York. Martha Stewart is the author of dozens of best-selling books on cooking, entertaining, homekeeping, gardening, weddings, and decorating. She is the host of The Martha Stewart Show, the Emmy-winning daily syndicated television program, and founder of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, which publishes several magazines, including Martha Stewart Living; produces Martha Stewart Living Radio; and provides a wealth of ideas and information on her website.
Foreword
Introduction
UNIT 1 EARTH’S AMAZING ATMOSPHERE
Lab #1: Model the Atmosphere
Lab #2: Aurora Slime
Lab #3: Why Is the Sky Blue?
Lab #4: Model Ozone Formation
Lab #5: Egg in a Bottle
Lab #6: The Cartesian Diver
Lab #7: Build a Barometer
UNIT 2 THE POWER OF THE SUN
Lab #8: Magic Light Box
Lab #9: Cook with the Sun
Lab #10: Solar Clock
Lab #11: Build a Solar Chimney
Lab #12: Make Sun Tea
Lab #13: Solar Water Purifier
Lab #14: Construction Paper Sun Prints
Lab #15: Understanding Photosynthesis
UNIT 3 THE CLOUDS & THE RAIN
Lab #16: Evaporation Station
Lab #17: Make Rainbows
Lab #18: Build a Hygrometer
Lab #19: A Cloud in a Jar
Lab #20: Make a Rain Stick
Lab #21: Measure Rainfall
Lab #22: Acid Rain Test
UNIT 4 THE WINDS THAT BLOW
Lab #23: Convection Currents
Lab #24: Feel the Breeze
Lab #25: Build an Anemometer
Lab #26: Make a Weather Vane
Lab #27: Let’s Go Fly a Kite!
Lab #28: Paper Airplanes
Lab #29: Wind Erosion Experiment
Lab #30: Air Pollution Sensor
UNIT 5 SEVERE WEATHER EVENTS
Lab #31: Build a Thunder Tube
Lab #32: Lightning at Home
Lab #33: Hurricane Fidget Spinner
Lab #34: Model Hail Formation
Lab #35: Tornado in a Bottle
Lab #36: Model a Landslide
Lab #37: Sandstorm Tunnel
UNIT 6 WHEN IT’S COLD & SNOWY
Lab #38: Build a Snow Gauge
Lab #39: What’s in Snow?
Lab #40: Recycled Snowflakes
Lab #41: Make a Snow Globe
Lab #42: Faux Snow
Lab #43: Frozen Bubbles
Lab #44: Supercooled Water
UNIT 7 CLIMATE IN CRISIS
Lab #45: Carbon Dioxide Extinguisher
Lab #46: Build a Terrarium
Lab #47: Upcycled T-Shirt Bag
Lab #48: Make Recycled Paper
Lab #49: Composting in Action
Lab #50: Droughts & Floods Experiment
Lab #51: Melting Ice Caps
Lab #52: Build a Wind Turbine
Resources & References
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Index
Introduction
UNIT 1 EARTH’S AMAZING ATMOSPHERE
Lab #1: Model the Atmosphere
Lab #2: Aurora Slime
Lab #3: Why Is the Sky Blue?
Lab #4: Model Ozone Formation
Lab #5: Egg in a Bottle
Lab #6: The Cartesian Diver
Lab #7: Build a Barometer
UNIT 2 THE POWER OF THE SUN
Lab #8: Magic Light Box
Lab #9: Cook with the Sun
Lab #10: Solar Clock
Lab #11: Build a Solar Chimney
Lab #12: Make Sun Tea
Lab #13: Solar Water Purifier
Lab #14: Construction Paper Sun Prints
Lab #15: Understanding Photosynthesis
UNIT 3 THE CLOUDS & THE RAIN
Lab #16: Evaporation Station
Lab #17: Make Rainbows
Lab #18: Build a Hygrometer
Lab #19: A Cloud in a Jar
Lab #20: Make a Rain Stick
Lab #21: Measure Rainfall
Lab #22: Acid Rain Test
UNIT 4 THE WINDS THAT BLOW
Lab #23: Convection Currents
Lab #24: Feel the Breeze
Lab #25: Build an Anemometer
Lab #26: Make a Weather Vane
Lab #27: Let’s Go Fly a Kite!
Lab #28: Paper Airplanes
Lab #29: Wind Erosion Experiment
Lab #30: Air Pollution Sensor
UNIT 5 SEVERE WEATHER EVENTS
Lab #31: Build a Thunder Tube
Lab #32: Lightning at Home
Lab #33: Hurricane Fidget Spinner
Lab #34: Model Hail Formation
Lab #35: Tornado in a Bottle
Lab #36: Model a Landslide
Lab #37: Sandstorm Tunnel
UNIT 6 WHEN IT’S COLD & SNOWY
Lab #38: Build a Snow Gauge
Lab #39: What’s in Snow?
Lab #40: Recycled Snowflakes
Lab #41: Make a Snow Globe
Lab #42: Faux Snow
Lab #43: Frozen Bubbles
Lab #44: Supercooled Water
UNIT 7 CLIMATE IN CRISIS
Lab #45: Carbon Dioxide Extinguisher
Lab #46: Build a Terrarium
Lab #47: Upcycled T-Shirt Bag
Lab #48: Make Recycled Paper
Lab #49: Composting in Action
Lab #50: Droughts & Floods Experiment
Lab #51: Melting Ice Caps
Lab #52: Build a Wind Turbine
Resources & References
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Index
Foreword
Introduction
UNIT 1 EARTH’S AMAZING ATMOSPHERE
Lab #1: Model the Atmosphere
Lab #2: Aurora Slime
Lab #3: Why Is the Sky Blue?
Lab #4: Model Ozone Formation
Lab #5: Egg in a Bottle
Lab #6: The Cartesian Diver
Lab #7: Build a Barometer
UNIT 2 THE POWER OF THE SUN
Lab #8: Magic Light Box
Lab #9: Cook with the Sun
Lab #10: Solar Clock
Lab #11: Build a Solar Chimney
Lab #12: Make Sun Tea
Lab #13: Solar Water Purifier
Lab #14: Construction Paper Sun Prints
Lab #15: Understanding Photosynthesis
UNIT 3 THE CLOUDS & THE RAIN
Lab #16: Evaporation Station
Lab #17: Make Rainbows
Lab #18: Build a Hygrometer
Lab #19: A Cloud in a Jar
Lab #20: Make a Rain Stick
Lab #21: Measure Rainfall
Lab #22: Acid Rain Test
UNIT 4 THE WINDS THAT BLOW
Lab #23: Convection Currents
Lab #24: Feel the Breeze
Lab #25: Build an Anemometer
Lab #26: Make a Weather Vane
Lab #27: Let’s Go Fly a Kite!
Lab #28: Paper Airplanes
Lab #29: Wind Erosion Experiment
Lab #30: Air Pollution Sensor
UNIT 5 SEVERE WEATHER EVENTS
Lab #31: Build a Thunder Tube
Lab #32: Lightning at Home
Lab #33: Hurricane Fidget Spinner
Lab #34: Model Hail Formation
Lab #35: Tornado in a Bottle
Lab #36: Model a Landslide
Lab #37: Sandstorm Tunnel
UNIT 6 WHEN IT’S COLD & SNOWY
Lab #38: Build a Snow Gauge
Lab #39: What’s in Snow?
Lab #40: Recycled Snowflakes
Lab #41: Make a Snow Globe
Lab #42: Faux Snow
Lab #43: Frozen Bubbles
Lab #44: Supercooled Water
UNIT 7 CLIMATE IN CRISIS
Lab #45: Carbon Dioxide Extinguisher
Lab #46: Build a Terrarium
Lab #47: Upcycled T-Shirt Bag
Lab #48: Make Recycled Paper
Lab #49: Composting in Action
Lab #50: Droughts & Floods Experiment
Lab #51: Melting Ice Caps
Lab #52: Build a Wind Turbine
Resources & References
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Index
Introduction
UNIT 1 EARTH’S AMAZING ATMOSPHERE
Lab #1: Model the Atmosphere
Lab #2: Aurora Slime
Lab #3: Why Is the Sky Blue?
Lab #4: Model Ozone Formation
Lab #5: Egg in a Bottle
Lab #6: The Cartesian Diver
Lab #7: Build a Barometer
UNIT 2 THE POWER OF THE SUN
Lab #8: Magic Light Box
Lab #9: Cook with the Sun
Lab #10: Solar Clock
Lab #11: Build a Solar Chimney
Lab #12: Make Sun Tea
Lab #13: Solar Water Purifier
Lab #14: Construction Paper Sun Prints
Lab #15: Understanding Photosynthesis
UNIT 3 THE CLOUDS & THE RAIN
Lab #16: Evaporation Station
Lab #17: Make Rainbows
Lab #18: Build a Hygrometer
Lab #19: A Cloud in a Jar
Lab #20: Make a Rain Stick
Lab #21: Measure Rainfall
Lab #22: Acid Rain Test
UNIT 4 THE WINDS THAT BLOW
Lab #23: Convection Currents
Lab #24: Feel the Breeze
Lab #25: Build an Anemometer
Lab #26: Make a Weather Vane
Lab #27: Let’s Go Fly a Kite!
Lab #28: Paper Airplanes
Lab #29: Wind Erosion Experiment
Lab #30: Air Pollution Sensor
UNIT 5 SEVERE WEATHER EVENTS
Lab #31: Build a Thunder Tube
Lab #32: Lightning at Home
Lab #33: Hurricane Fidget Spinner
Lab #34: Model Hail Formation
Lab #35: Tornado in a Bottle
Lab #36: Model a Landslide
Lab #37: Sandstorm Tunnel
UNIT 6 WHEN IT’S COLD & SNOWY
Lab #38: Build a Snow Gauge
Lab #39: What’s in Snow?
Lab #40: Recycled Snowflakes
Lab #41: Make a Snow Globe
Lab #42: Faux Snow
Lab #43: Frozen Bubbles
Lab #44: Supercooled Water
UNIT 7 CLIMATE IN CRISIS
Lab #45: Carbon Dioxide Extinguisher
Lab #46: Build a Terrarium
Lab #47: Upcycled T-Shirt Bag
Lab #48: Make Recycled Paper
Lab #49: Composting in Action
Lab #50: Droughts & Floods Experiment
Lab #51: Melting Ice Caps
Lab #52: Build a Wind Turbine
Resources & References
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Index