Exploratorium Books

The brain explorer
The brain explorer

By Pearl Tesler, Ellen Klages, Exploratorium, Linda Shore, The Exploratorium, Pat Murphy

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A collection of puzzles and activities dealing with memory, math, verbal skills, and visual perception

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The Math Explorer
The Explorabook
The Explorabook

By Exploratorium Organization, John Cassidy, Cassidy John.

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Includes activities in magnetism, light wave craziness, optical illusions, hair dryer science, and bacterial stories.

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Seeing
Seeing

By Exploratorium

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Art of Curiosity
Art of Curiosity

By Exploratorium

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Art of Tinkering
Exploring Kitchen Science
Exploring Kitchen Science

By Exploratorium

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Art of Curiosity
Art of Curiosity

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