This place is wet —Cobb, Vicki.

Focuses on the land, ecology, people, and animals of the Amazon rain forest in Brazil, presenting it as an example of a place where there is so much water that some houses need to be built on stilts.

I face the wind —Cobb, Vicki.

Introduces the characteristics and actions of the wind through simple hands-on activities.

Science experiments you can eat —Cobb, Vicki, author.

"Experiments with food demonstrate various scientific principles and produce an eatable result. Includes rock candy, grape jelly, cupcakes, and popcorn."-- Provided by publisher.

Your body battles a broken bone —Cobb, Vicki.

This book provides comic illustrations and photomicrographs that describe how the body heals a broken bone.

I fall down —Cobb, Vicki.

Simple experiments introduce the basic concept of gravity and its relationship to weight.

Vicki Cobb's why can I suck through a straw? : smart answers to STEM questions —Cobb, Vicki, author.

"n Why Can I Suck Through a Straw?, your child will learn all about physics and the effect of air pressure on liquids ... through bright illustrations, easy-to-understand language, and experiments broken down step-by-ste...

I get wet —Cobb, Vicki.

Bet you can! : science possibilities to fool you —Cobb, Vicki.

Describes more than sixty tricks based on scientific experiments described in the text.

Harry Houdini —Cobb, Vicki.

Science surprises : more than 100 amazing experiments —Cobb, Vicki.

Sources of forces : science fun with force fields —Cobb, Vicki.

Text and simple experiments introduce electrical, magnetic, and gravitational force fields.

I see myself —Cobb, Vicki.

Renowned science author Vicki Cobb illuminates the scientific principles of light and reflection in a way that even the youngest kids can understand.

Don't try this at home! : science fun for kids on the go —Cobb, Vicki.

Provides instructions for a variety of science activities outside, arranged by such categories as school, parks, and vehicles.

See for yourself : more than 100 amazing experiments for science fairs and school projects —Cobb, Vicki.

Why do I dry off? : STEM kids discover the science of evaporation —Cobb, Vicki, author.

Learn all about evaporation and the process of liquid changing into gas, an important part of the water cycle.

More science experiments you can eat —Cobb, Vicki.

Experiments with food demonstrate various scientific principles and produce eatable results. Includes beef jerky, cottage cheese, synthetic cola, and pudding.

Chemically active! : experiments you can do at home —Cobb, Vicki.

Gives instructions for performing a variety of experiments, using easily available materials, that illustrate some basic principles of chemistry.

You gotta try this! : absolutely irresistible science —Cobb, Vicki.

A collection of science experiments and activities, arranged in such categories as "Physical Attractions," "Curious Chemistry," and "Freaky Fluids."

How to really fool yourself : illusions for all your senses —Cobb, Vicki.

Demonstrations accompanied by explanations illustrate how and why the senses can be fooled.

This place is crowded : Japan —Cobb, Vicki.

Describes transportation, education, home life, holidays, and other aspects of life in the heavily populated island nation of Japan.