This hardcover book is separated into eight triangular shapes outward from the middle each triangular shape has an image from nature, such as a starry sky a closeup of water on a leaf or wood grain. The name "Exploralab" is across the cover with a magnifying glass in the place of the O.
A young boy is lying in bed; the morning sun is coming through his window while a cat spies him through the window; Lab experiment is about using all of your senses and early morning science.
This page is separated into eight different images of items such as plants, buildings, the inner shape of one's ear that all follow mathematical patterns,
This page is separated into three separate sections exploring weather using household products, such as an anemometer with paper cups, the direction of the wind with a bit of string on your finger of a wind tunnel with embroidery hoops, and acetate.

Exploralab: 150 Ways to Investigate the Amazing Science All Around You by the Exploratorium

$ 24.95
$ 24.95
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Exploralab is an action-packed, hands-on interactive book from the Exploratorium takes curious kid scientists through a day and night's worth of household investigations, experiments, and discoveries.

If you've ever wondered what makes your alarm clock tick, how to defy gravity in your bathroom, or what magnets have to do with your breakfast cereal, Exploralab is for you. Packed with fun extras like a magnifier, polarizing filters, glow-in-the-dark ink, and more, it's the perfect guide through 24 hours of amazing everyday science.

For explorers ages 8-12.

Hardcover, 128 pages.