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Description
This book includes the history of navigation, the science of magnetism, and how the many parts of a compass work together to put people on the right path. It also includes instructions to make a compass and the basics for orienteering.
Quick Summary
This book turns kids into real-life explorers by showing them how to build their own working compass from household items, then teaching them how to navigate the great outdoors like ancient mariners and pathfinders. The hands-on projects, The Secret Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Hot Messn (Un)teenager Adrian Mole, Aged 13-3/4s of why magnets always point north, and the thrill of learning orienteering skills that could help them find their way anywhere make this a page-turner for curious minds. If your kid loves "The Magic School Bus" or any National Geographic Kids book that mixes science with hands-on experiments, they'll be hooked on becoming a compass expert. Perfect for kids ages 9-12 in grades 4-8 who love science experiments, outdoor adventures, and mastering cool practical skills.