Future Engineer Awesome Engineering Experiments for Kids: Amazing Engineering Experiments and How they Work, Fun Engineering STEM Project Activities ... (STEM Explorers Series: Ignite the Future)

Really good activities to do with the little ones, and spark an interest in engineering and the way things work in the world. Only reason for 4 stars is the formatting could be better, the orange and black text isn't the easiest to read. But on the whole a great book!

Having delved into most of the theory and tried a couple of experiments, this book is a delightful resource for budding engineers aged 7 to 12! Bursting with STEM experiments using everyday items, it's a real hoot. I can vouch for the easy-to-follow instructions, and the "How it Works" part is spot-on for kids. Covering various branches of engineering, it sparks creativity and critical thinking. A fantastic effort in making engineering accessible and enjoyable – I've had a blast, and I'm sure the little ones will too!

Enjoyable and educational, with easy-to-follow experiments for the little ones using household items. The yellow-black font, though, wasn't easy on the eyes.

What a fun book.With engineering experiments using household products and facts explaining how they work this is a perfect book you an inquisitive young mind.Loved the questions at the end of the book which shows which kind of engineering your mind is most interested in.Great book, highly recommend.

Future Engineer is a great book for elementary tomiddle school students. The beginning of the book describes “What is Engineering?,” different types of engineering, and engineering steps to finding a solution to the problem. There are various experiments and projects with mostly household items, description of “how it works,” troubleshooting, and exploring the solution. The end of the book has a quiz to uncover which engineering field the child maybe interested in exploring more with experiments matched to that type. Great book!

This book is written in a easy to understand language with step by step instructions that guide the child through each experiment using items that can be found around the house. Then with each experiment there's an explanation of how it works so that the child learns science to each engineering experiment. The favorite one in our house is currently the fireworks in a jar

Like the fact that you can use household items to make the projects or do the experiments.

My 10 year old wasn’t a huge fan of this book and I personally thought the quality was pretty low. We did quite a few of the experiments and they were easy to follow.