Entertaining issues on natural science

Why do ice patterns appear on the windows on the windows? Where does the wind come from? Why do people sneeze? Can a person or animal live without water? Why is oil called “black gold”? If the child has tortured you with such questions about natural phenomena, offer him this book. It is compiled in the “question-answer” format and contains almost 500 laconic explanations of various natural phenomena: where fog comes from, which is made of glass, what is peat, why the earth is so important for life and how many bones and muscles are in the human body.

This book will also help to interest the child with science, expand his horizons and develop smartness. It is intended for primary school teachers, as well as for parents who are engaged in children on their own.