Physics in a Minute: A Fun Science Comic Book for Kids Ages 6-12 Featuring Motion, Forces, Gravity, Energy, Light, Sound, Space, Activities, and Amazi (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798188231880)

Why do objects fall? How does a rainbow appear? What makes a magnet attract metal? Why can sound travel through the air, and how does electricity power the things we use every day?

Physics in a Minute transforms these fascinating questions into colourful, easy-to-understand science adventures created especially for curious children ages 6-12. Through lively comic-style illustrations, simple explanations, exciting facts, quizzes, and safe hands-on activities, young readers will discover that physics is not limited to laboratories-it is happening everywhere around them.

From a rolling toy car and a bouncing ball to glowing light bulbs, powerful magnets, soaring rockets, and planets moving through space, every page reveals the science behind familiar objects and extraordinary events.

Inside this entertaining STEM book, children will explore:

• Motion, speed, pushes, pulls, friction, and air resistance

• Gravity on Earth, the Moon, and throughout space

• Matter, mass, volume, density, and floating objects

• Energy, heat, conductors, and insulators

• Sound, vibrations, pitch, echoes, and hearing

• Light, shadows, reflection, refraction, colour, and rainbows

• Electricity, circuits, static charges, and electrical safety

• Magnets, magnetic fields, compasses, and simple machines

• Quick experiments, review questions, quizzes, and fascinating facts

The short lessons make complex ideas approachable, while the activities encourage children to observe, test, question, and discover for themselves. A final glossary, answer section, and Junior Physicist Certificate help reinforce learning and celebrate every reader's achievement.

Perfect for independent readers, families, classrooms, homeschool lessons, science clubs, and young learners who are always asking "Why?" and "How?"

Open the book, start exploring, and discover how exciting physics can be-in just a minute!