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Have you ever wondered what superhero powers would look like in real life?Super Science teaches kids amazing science experiments with simple ingredients found around the house or available from the grocery store. Kids will learn amazing optical illusions, states of matter, principles of energy, simple chemistry and much more.Each lesson is taught in a fun, engaging, and sometimes goofy style: From asking whether the President of the United States stole your bicycle to whether hot dogs can fly, learning the Scientific Method has never been so much fun. Concepts such as Potential and Kinetic Energy being taught by dropping a piece of pizza on your lawn are sure to have children giggling even as they learn!Your kids will learn how to conduct experiments that will simulate, replicate, or at least look like superhero powers such as:Using your mind to launch objects into the sky!STOP A FALLING OBJECT WITH YOUR MIND!Cause one of your hands to pass right through the other!CONTROL THE FLOW OF WATER!Demonstrate X-ray vision! PREDICT THE FUTURE! Grow an extra finger!CAUSE AN ERUPTION OF LIQUID TO LAUNCH 20 FEET IN THE AIR!Shrink your friends and family down to action-figure size and hold them in your hand!AND MUCH MORE!As an added bonus, purchasers of this book will also receive access to a special website where they can watch videos of the author performing and explaining the science behind each experiment!--------------------------About the author: Cris Johnson has spent most of the last 20 years delivering 400 shows a year to elementary, middle, and high schools. His entertaining-yet-educational programs tackle topics such as character education, bullying, science, environmental protection, drug awareness, and many others. School administrators praise him for being able to relate to children and teach them concepts and lessons on their level.
