Physics for Kids - New book with fun activities from the Kitchen Pantry Scientist
Parents, don't get caught empty handed on your next snow day! The Kitchen Pantry Scientist, Liz Lee Heinecke, is out with a brand new book called "Physics for Kids". It features dozens of activities all based on famous physicists. The Good Day hosts got to try out a few for themselves.
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