Projectile Science

Name: Projectile Science: The Physics Behind Kicking a Field Goal by Matthew Brenden Wood
Author: Matthew Brenden Wood
ISBN: 1619306786

by Matthew Brenden Wood

3.8/5

A kids' science book exploring the physics of projectile motion through sports examples, rocket science, and hands-on build-it-yourself activities.

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ISBN1619306786

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Matthew Brenden Wood

2 books reviewed · 4 avg

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Projectile Science by Matthew Brenden Wood is a solid, well-paced introduction to physics for kids aged 8–12, with strong hands-on activities and clear writing — though advanced readers may outgrow it quickly.

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