Science Riddles

“Science Riddles,” made for kids ages 7 to 10, gathers a series of short riddles dressed up as little-scientist challenges: guess which object floats and which sinks by studying a drawing, find the magnet among several objects from three clues, complete the cycle of a water drop, spot the missing color in a rainbow, and put the stages of a growing plant in order. Each riddle fits on one page, with a clear question, a picture to study, and everything a kid needs to answer without any outside help. There is nothing to hide and nowhere to run around: it is a notebook a child can solve alone, with family, or in a friendly challenge, at home or on the road. The difficulty rises gently, from a very simple first clue to the big final riddle that combines every clue to crack the secret of a mystery experiment. The answers are gathered at the back, with the reasoning explained step by step so kids understand an answer instead of just being handed it. Since each riddle stands on its own, they can be done in any order. A Little Scientist certificate is included to celebrate the last riddle solved.