S.T.E.A.M In The Kitchen: 22 Fun Edible Experiments to Inspire Young Scientists, Chefs & Creators with Hands-On Learning & Tasty Science! S.T.E.A.M … Math for fun family time! 8.5 x 11| 150 pages

STEAM in the Kitchen: 22 Fun Edible Experiments to Inspire Young Scientists, Chefs & Creators with Hands-On Learning & Tasty Science! 150 Pages 8.5 x 11 Inches Mix, Create, and Taste the Magic of Science! Get ready to turn your kitchen into a science lab with this exciting STEAM-powered activity book! Packed with 22 fun, hands-on edible experiments, this book combines science, technology, engineering, art, and math (STEAM) with delicious learning–making it perfect for curious kids who love to explore! What’s Inside? Rainbow Density Drinks – Discover how liquids layer with a colorful experiment! Exploding Lemon Volcanoes – Create a fizzy eruption with just a lemon! Strawberry DNA Extraction – Become a scientist and pull real DNA from fruit! Fizzing Lemonade & Honeycomb Candy – Taste the magic of chemical reactions! 3D Chocolate Molds & LEGO Gummies – Design, build, and eat your creations! Fractal Pancakes & Solar-Powered S’mores – Explore art and engineering with food! Perfect for: Kids ages 6-12 who love science, cooking, and creativity Family bonding time with exciting, mess-friendly kitchen experiments STEM & STEAM learning for homeschoolers, classrooms, and after-school fun Encouraging critical thinking, problem-solving, and hands-on discovery Book Features: 150 pages of engaging, interactive activities Easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions for safe, mess-friendly fun The science behind each experiment, explained in a kid-friendly way Creative challenges and variations to keep the learning going A dedicated Notes Section after each experiment for writing or drawing observations Inspire curiosity, spark creativity, and make learning deliciously fun! Whether your child dreams of being a scientist, engineer, artist, or chef, this book is the perfect blend of fun and education! Ready to cook up some science? Grab your apron and let’s experiment!