Now you can look at science with new eyes!

March 24, 2012 - PRLog -- The Home and School Science Activity Book series was created to promote literacy in physical science by using everyday events as a backdrop for activities using common materials and explained in everyday understandable language.

These books were written by Bernie Horvath, a science teacher for over 30 years."The experiments and activities in these books come from my many years of teaching experience and covers topics that really resonated with my students", says Bernie Horvath.

These easy to navigate books were designed by graphic designer Kevin Horvath who has published work all around the world.

Bernie has presented and talked at many local and national science conventions. The Home and School Science Activity Books are top sellers at science conventions across the United States. It is also a very popular workshop at science conferences and conventions as well. "Bernie has a very effective and fun presentation style and is able to relate to his audience well, "says Kevin Horvath.

Bernie and Kevin's favorite feedback from a mom in Indiana is "My son used your book to help put a science idea together for his school science fair project and ended up getting an A on his assignment."

The Home and School Science Activity Books are great resources for teachers, parents and students. These books can also be a great tool for increasing parent-child relationships.

Here’s what you get when you buy the Home & School Science Activity Books:

• 65 fun interactive experiments and science activities

• Adult-Child Interaction

• Over 325 Inventions, Discoveries and Science Firsts

• Facts on Planets, Water, Speeds, The Periodic Table, Atoms and Molecules

• 17 Optical Illusions

• Experiments using household materials

• Two science books written in everyday language

Make science less intimidating. Visit our website at http://www.homeandschoolscience.com/

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The Home and School Science Activity Book series was created to promote literacy in physical science by using everyday events as a backdrop for activities using common materials and explained in everyday understandable language.