Super Sneaky Uses for Everyday Things
Do you like to tinker and create? My son does, and Super Sneaky Uses for Everyday Things: Power Devices with Your Plants, Modify High-Tech Toys, Turn a Penny into a Battery, Make Sneaky Light-up Nails ... Sneaky Levitation with Everyday Things will be his favorite book once he his older.
As the eighth book in Cy Tymony's Sneaky Uses series Super Sneaky Uses for Everyday Things includes never-before-seen activities, including Sneaky Fashion such as Light-up Nails and Sneaky Belts and Bracelets.
Over 30 new inventions are outlined inside Super Sneaky Uses for Everyday Things, and most projects can be completed in just minutes using common items already found around the house. Each activity begins with a complete list of materials and continues with easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions paired with helpful illustrations. Fans of all ages will use their ingenuity to turn ordinary, everyday objects into something extraordinary with the help of Super Sneaky Uses for Everyday Things.
There isn't really anything eco-friendly about the book, other than you use everyday objects you already own. It is printed in the USA. The
publisher's website states:
Environment
We uphold high ethical standards of honesty and integrity in all aspects of our business dealings. We maintain a climate that attracts the best people and provides them with rewarding career opportunities.
Obviously, they are not referring to environment in the same context as this blog. There is no information as to the source of the paper in this book, but it appears to be newsprint.
This would be a great book for fun science projects as part of school!
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Posted by Jennifer Lance at July 21, 2012 10:34 AM
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